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If  I've  planted  one  sweet  flower 

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2.  While  looking  to    Je-sus  My  heart  cannot  fear,  I  tremble  no  more  when  I  see    Jesus  near;  I 

3.  Still  looking  to    Jesus  Oh  may  I  be  found,  When  Jordan's  dark  waters  encompass  me  round  ;They 

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that  his  presence  my  safeguard  will  be,  For  *'  why  are  you  troubled  "  He  saith  un-to    me. 
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give  my  mind  to  Je  -  sus,  And  seek  in  thoughtful  hours,  His  spirits  grace  to 
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day  may  be  drea-ry,  no  sunlight  may  shine,  Our  way  may  be  weary,  our  courage  decline, 
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Dr.  J.  B.  HERBERT. 


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FANNIE  CROSBY. 


LOOK   lif,  \i\]^   lUUin  tYt. 


Oently. 


WILLIAM  W.  BENTLEY. 
"For  me  to  live  is  Christ,  and  to  die  is  gain."  Phil.  I:  21. 
IN  SACKED  MEMORY  OF  THE  LAMENTED  SILAS  MAIN. 


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2.  Why  should  we  dread  the  grave,     If    faith    in 

3.  Whj'  should  our  hearts  re  -  pine, When  dear  ones 

4.  No      tri-umphs    in    the    grave,   The  sting  of 


-bod -in  g      fear; 

Christ  be  bright; 

pass    a  -  way; 
death  is      o'er; 


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'Tis  but     the  door  through 
They  are  not  lost,     but 
And  they  who  reach  the 


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which  we  pass  To       re-gions  fair    and  bright. 

gone   before,  To    realms  of  end -less      day. 

bet  -  ter  land,  Shall  live     to    die    no  more. 


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JUUS   CALLS,   lit  SPUkS  lO-DM. 

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What  will  you,  dear  sinner,  say? 
Win  your  heart  the  call  believe. 
And  the  blessed  Lord  receive? 
Then  all  heaven  for  you  will  bring 
Golden  harps— triumphant  sing 
Pruist.^  to  jehovairs  n;im<.'. 
That  for  you  ihefLamb  was  slain. 


8    Jesus  calls,— he  speaks  to-day. 
What  wli;  you.  dear  sinner,  say? 
1)0  you  linger?  come,  believe — 
Do  not  now  the  spiiit  Btrieve! 
Hasten !  .lesuo  <;tand3  close  by, 
To  his  bo.^om  quickly  fly; 
lie  will  lioal  your  wounded  heart. 
Shield  you  from  the  tempter's  dart. 


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U  WttI  YOU   OKCt  iiyiK. 


Dr.  T.  G.  CHATTLE. 

0iecrjully. 

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(Anniversary.) 
"  All  the  brelliren  greet  you." 


Written  for  tblb  work. 
VVILLTAM   ^A^.  BENTLEY. 


1.  Friends  we  meet 

2.  Moments  glide 

3.  Thus     by  month, 


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ly,        Scarce  we     heed   them      as       they      fly, 
day,        Swift  -  ly     float    the     hourg      a   -   way; 


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And  the  weight  of  years  is  shed, 
Child  -  hood,  youth,  then  manhood,  age, 


Since  our  for  -  mer  greeting  song ;  And  so  swift  has 
Gent  -  ly  on  each  bend-ing  head ;  That  we  tliink  life 
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we  think      Jife  just    be  - 
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You  behold  us  gathered  here ; 
Seasons  in  their  ceaseless  roll, 
Bring  us  nearer  to  the  goal ; 
Where  all  time  to  us  shall  be 
Lost  in  an  eternity. 
Where  all  time  to  us  shall  be 
Lost  in  an  eternit}-. 


WHY  mui  I  WAIT? 

"  Now  Is  the  day  of  Sulration." 


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wait  ?  I  must  not  wait.  To 

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death    may    seal       my      hap   -  less    state, 

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M,  E.  SERVOSS. 


JUL  IT  TO  TH  LORD. 

"For  Ho  caretb  for  you  " 


J.  R.  M. 


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2.  When    he  lifts  the     bur-den    up,    Tell    it 

3.  Has      a  friend  thy  trust  be-tray'd,  Tell    it 


to  the  Lord ;  He'll  for-give  your  sin  -  ful  past, 
to  the  Lord;  Should  a  joy  o'ev-flow  thy  cup, 
to      the  Lord;  Would  you  have  a    fear  al-layed, 


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He  alone  gives  peace  within, 

Tell  it  to  the  Lord. 


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Words  Arranged  by  J.  A.  CAMPBELL. 


Music  by  E.  N.  CAMPBELL. 


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This   is    not 

In     It     all 

Soon  we  pass 


my  place  of  rcst-ing, 
is  light  and  glo  -  ry, 
this  des-ert  drea  -  ry, 

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Mine's  a  cit 
O'er  it  all 
Soou  we   bid 


y  yet  to  come; 
a  nightless  day ; 
farewell  to  pain  ; 


On-ward 
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Semi-Choeus. 


Written  and  composed  by  WM.  A.  McNEAL. 
•We  love  Elm  because  he  first  loTCd  us." 


In  trou-ble    andsor-row,  to  Je  -  sus  I'll  flee,  For  I  know  that  my  Sav-ior  will  welcome  me  ;  ) 
If     I     will  but  trust  Inm  and  OH  him    be-lieve,  My  burdens  he'll  bear  and  my  sorrows  relieve,  f 
My  heart  then  I'll    o  -  pen,  the  new  song  be  -  gin,  For  it  makes  me  so  hap  -  py  when  Jesus  comes  in, 
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I    know   I    love    Je  -  sus,  I'm  so  hap-py  and  free,  And  I  know  when  I  love  him  he  freely  loves  me 


All  heaven  is  waiting  in  triumph  to  sing, 
The  song  of  redemption  ;  dear  sinner,  come  in. 


2  0  sinner,  now  listen — his  voice  you  may  hear. 
So  anxiously  pleading  close,  close  to  your  ear ; 

0  do  not  reject  him,  nor  bid  him  depart,  '  Chonu. 

But  give  him,  now  give  him  your  poor,  sinful  heart.    4  From  Calvary  is  flowing  a  deep  crimson  stream  ; 

Chorus.  Come  wash  ye  within  it,  'twill  make  you  all  clean  ; 

3  I  know  that  the  Savior  is  passing  this  way,  Though  your  sins  be  like  scarlet  or  crimson  vou  know 
In  mercy  now  lingers  to  save  you  to-day ;  He  has  said  he  will  waah  you  as  white  as  the  snow. 

_  Chorut. 


34 


Read  Eev.  v,  U-12-13-14. 


J.  R,  M. 


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1.  Trust- ing-ly,  trust-ing-ly,    Je  -  sus    to    thee 

2.  Peace  -  ful  -  ly,  peace-fnl  -  ly,  Walk  I    with  thee 

3.  Whom  but  Thy-self,  0  Lord !  Have  I     a-bove  ? 


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Je  -  sus,  my  Lord,  thou  art  All,  all     to 

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Peace  thou  hast  left    to     us,  Thy  peace  ha&t  giv  -  en     us;  So     let      it        be,  F'o    let     it      be. 

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J.  R.  M. 


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Crowued  with  light  in      a    home     in      glo  -  ry,     We    shall  sing  with  the      an  -  gel    band; 
If        we    work  in    the  world's  great  harvest,      If        we    la  -  bor    and  ne'er  give    o'er, 
Let       us    pray    for  the    Sav  -  ior's  blessing,     Let        us    practice    the    gol-den    rule'; 
Crowned  with  light  in    the  saints  sweet  ha  -  ven,  Robed     in  white   in     the    bet  -  ter    land; 

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faith-ful,  As      we  march    to    the  heav'n  -  ly        land, 

har-vest,  We   shall  reap     on  the    oth  -  er      shore, 

mer-cy,  We  have  learned  in   the    Sab-bath      School, 

faith-ful,  We  shall  sing    with  the    an  -  gel        baud. 


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2    Still  are  true  his  blessed  words, 
Ne'er  to  be  forgot ; 
Suffer  each  to  come  to  me, 
And  forbid  them  not. 

Response, — Suffer  Utile  children  to  come  unto  me  and  forbid  them  not,  for  of  such  is  the  kingdom  of  Heaven. 

3    Then  to  him  I'll  gladly  come. 
And  will  humbly  pray, 
Jesus  take  me  for  thine  own, 
Wash  my  sins  away. 

Response. —  Thoee  that  come  unto  me  I  will  in  no  way  cast  out. 


38 


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to  -  day?  When  friends  around  me  meet,  And  bid  me  not 
to  -  day?  When      Je-sus    is      so  nigh?  Shall      I  now  turn 


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WORK;  RtSI. 


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1.  Press    -    ing      on  -   ward      in        your    call  -  ing      "What-  so  -   e'er  it  be;  On     the 

2.  Wea    -    ry        tho'      you    may      be,      broth  -  ers,      Faint    not  by  the  way ;  For    the 

3.  Yes,        the      rest        is        ver    -    y        bles    -  sed.      If        the  work  is  done,  And  the 

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Mrs.  M.  B.  C.  SLADE, 

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n^  intY  imv  stt  1115  Met. 

(Bead  Bev.  xxn:  4,  Matt,  v:  8.) 


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2.  Thy  workSihow  fair  they  are.  In     Eea,aud  laud,aiid  sky ;  But    oh,  beyond  their  beauty,  far,  1  look  with  longiug  eye.  My 

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Father  dear  thou  art        I  seek  thy  dwelling  place ;  Oh,    keep  thy  promise  in  my  heart,  "And  they  shall  see  his 

clasp  my  hand  in  Thine ;  My  feet  thy  paths  shall  trace ;  Cleanse  thou  my  eyes,  oh,  love  divine.  And  they  shall  see  his 


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shall  see  his  face.  And  they  shall  see  his  face,"  And  so  I  love  this  blessed  word,  "And  they  shall  see  his  face.", 
shall  see  his  face.  And  they  shall  see  his  face,"  Oh,  keep  thy  promise  in  my  heart,"And  they  shall  see  his  faceA 
shall  see  his  face.  And     they  shall  see  his  face,Cleanse  thou  mme  eyes.Oh^ove  dlvlne>Aiid  they  shal'  see  his  face.'^ 

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TUt  NtW  ItRllMLtiyi. 

"Comiug  dowu  from  God  out  of  heaven." 


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She  sits  all     joy       and         light, 


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The  tree  of  life  is  seen, 
Its  fruit  rich  branches  waving, 
Celestial  evergreen. 
Tree  of  wonder, 
Let  me  under. 
Under  Thee  forever  rest ! 


4  Fresh  from  the  thone  of  Godhead,  5  Stream  of  true  life  and  gladness, 


Bright  in  its  crystal  gleam, 
Bursts  out  the  living  fountain. 
Swells  on  the  living  stream. 
Blessed  river, 
Let  me  ever 
Ever  feast  my  eye  on  thee! 


Spring  of  all  health  and  peace, 
No  harps  by  thee  hang  silent. 
Nor  happy  voices  cease. 

Tranquil  river, 

Let  me  ever 
Ever  sit  and  sing  by  thee. 


44 


E.  E.  BEXFORD, 


Wt  MALL  5IT  JIT  IUU5'  fttj. 


(Read  Rev.  m:  21.) 


J.  R.  M. 


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3.  Home  for  ev  -  'ry  child  im-mortal,  I  shall  reach  you  oy  and  by !         I    shall  en  -  ter  at  the 

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ev  -  er,  We  shall  be  with  Christ  at  home! 
por-tal,    Of  the  gate-way,  broad  and  high. 


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j;hought  is    ver-y     sweet,  Nev -er  care     to  bear  nor  borrow,  Sit-ting  at     the  Savior's 

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2.  Whentoss'dup-on  the  waves  of  life,  "With  fear  on     ev  -  'ry    side,  When  fiercely  howls  the 

3.  In  that  pui-e  home  of    endless  joy,Earth's  part-ed  friends  shall  meet,  With  smiles  of   love  that 


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pleasiu-e  nev-er  dies;  My  Father's  house!  my  heavenly  home,Where 
foams  the  an  •  gry  tide :  Be  -  youd  the  storm,  be-youd  the  gloom, Breaks 
bless-ed  -  ness  com-plete:  There,there  a  •  dieus  are    nev-er  kuown,Death 


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frowiis  not  ou  that  scene, 

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Prepared  by  hands  di  -  vine  for  all  Who  seek  the  bet-ter     land. 

Bright  beaming  from  my  Father's  house  To  cheer  the  soul  for  -  lorn. 

But  light  and  glorious  beau-ty  shine  Un-troubled  and  se  -  rene. 


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Both  young  men  and  maidens;  old  men  and  children." 


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1.  Come  ye    chil-dren    join     to     sing, 

2.  Come  and    lift  youi'  voi  -  ces   high, 

3.  Praise  we    yet     the  Lord     a  -  gain. 


Sing  His  praise  ; 
Sing  His  praise ; 
Sing  Hip  praise  ; 


Sing  His  praise  ;  Hymns  of  praise  to 
Sing  His  praise  ;  Let  your  prais  -  es 
Siilg  His     praise ;  Life  shall  nev  -  er 


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His  praise,  yes.  Sing 
His  praise,  yes.  Sing 


Christ  our  King, 
fill     the  sky. 
end  the  strain. 


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Sing 
Sing 


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Sing     His  praise ;  sing  His  praise.     And    His  love    shall  nev-er     end,    Sing,  yes  sing  His     praise. 

Sing     His  praise  ;  sing  His  praise,      All    His  good  -  ness  we     a  -  dore,    Sing,  yes  sing  His     praise. 


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50D  15  VtRY  NUtl. 

"Lo!  I  am  with  you  always."  Matt.  28.  20. 


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gath  -  er.     And    the  teni-pest's  voice     is   loud;        AV hen  the  roar    of        o  -  cean      breakers, 

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Then  a  sweet  voice  «  hispcrs  God  is  ver  -  y  near. 
Then  a  sweet  voice  wliispers  God  is  ver  -  y  near. 
Still  the  sweet  voice  whispers  God     i>    ver  -  y  near. 

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nnvi  A  im  in  m  inn.-MiiiTOs. 

DR,  J.  G.  HOLLAND. 

"  Glory  to  God  In  the  highest." 


J.  R.  M. 


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1.  There's  a      song    in      the  air,      There's  a 

2.  In      the    light    of     that  star,      Die    the 

3.  We       re  -  joice    in      the  light,     And    we 
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HUP  n. 

Lord,  help  me. 


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1.  Help  US,    O  Lord,  Thy  name  to  love,     Help  us    to  love  Thy    word,  Aid    us    to    meek-ly 

2.  Help  us    to    do    Thy  ho  -  ly  will,     Whate'er  that  will  may      be,  Shad-o\»    or    sunshine, 


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fol  -  low  Thee,  Thou    er-er    bless  -  ed        Lord ; 
bles-sed   One,      So    that  it  pleas -eth        Thee; 


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Shine  on  our  souls,  O  bright  -  est  sun, 
Give    to  our  souls  the  peace  which  comes 


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Warm  us  with  heav'n's  own  rays,  So  may  we    ct  -  er  more  be  found  Walking  in  heav'nly    ways. 
From  serv-in^  Thee,  O    Lord,     So  may  we  find  when  done  for  thee,  Work  is  its  own  re  -  ward. 


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"Words  and  M\x6ie  by 


Read  Eev.  vU.  9-11. 


HENRY  C.  WORK. 


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where,  for-ever  more,      Gently  creeps  a  music  laden  wave, 
grander  music  swells,  Richer  chords  from  rarer  harps  of  gold. 


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In  the  meadows  green,  which  beyond  are  seen.  Camps  a  conq'ring  army  true  and  brave ; 
List  that  soft  refrain,        that  sweet  vocal  strain,  Wherein  now  the  victor's  deeds  are  told ; 


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Shining  are  the  the  weapons,  of  this  martial  throng,  Crimson  dyed  their  banners,  battle  worn  so  long.  But 
How  they  toil'd  in  darkness,  battling  with  the  wrong,  How,  in  hours  of  weakness.  Jesus  made  them  strong,Ac- 
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now  they  cast  them  down,  and  each  receives  a  crown,  While  they  chant  their  never-ending  song, 
knowledg'd  as  his  own,  he  seats  them  on  his  throne,  "While  they  join  their  never-ending  song. 


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Our     Sav-ior  and  our  King  !  His  vic-tor-ies  shall  ring  !  His  conquests  thro'  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty  shall 

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Safely  reach'd  our  last  grand  camping  ground:: 


war  shall  be  no  more, 


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'  The  good  land  that  la  beyond  Jordan." 


J.  R.  M, 


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1.  O'er    the    hills    the  sun     is      setting, 

2.  "One  day    near-er  "  sings  the    sail -or, 

3.  Near-  er  borne!  Yes,  one  day  near-er 


And  the    eve    is  drawing    on,  Slow-ly    drops   the 
As    he  glides  the  wa-ters  o'er,  While  the  light   is 
To    our  Fath-er's  home  on  high,  To    the  green  fields 


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soft-ly  dy-ing,  On  his  dis-tant  native  shore ;  So  the  Christian  on  life's  ocean,  As  his  life  boat 
and  the  fountainSjOf  the  land  beyond  the  sky ;  For  the  heav'n  grows  brighter  o'er  us,  And  the  lamps  hang 


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"I  am  one  day  near 
For  we're  one  day  near 


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er  home. 


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cuts  the  foam,  In  the  ev'n  -  ing  cries  with  rapture, 
in    the      dome,  And  our  tents    are  pitched  still   closer, 


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OVtR  m  SIJltitlY  WilY 

"  And  I  give  unto  tbem  eternal  life." 


J.  H.    TENNEY. 


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1.  Gone    in    her  child -like    pi 

2.  0  -  ver   the  sweet  brow  lov  -  ing  -  ly,         Twi  -  neth    her 

3.  Hearts  where  the  dar  -  lings  head  hath  lain  ;       Held     by  love'i 
_tf 0    .    0    • m .    O « — , — «_ 


gol  -  den     day ;     Fad  -  ing      a  - 
sun  -   ny     hair ;     She      was     so 
shin  -  ing      ray,  Know    je       the 


way      in      the     light    so     sweet,  Where  the  sil  -  ver     stars 

fra  -  gile,  that   love    sent  down,  From  his  heavn'ly      geins 

touch     of     her     gen  -  tie    hand     Mak-eth  bright  the    harp 


and    sun-beams  meet,'When  the  purple 
thai  soft,  bright  crown  To  shade  her 
in  the  un-known  land,  0  she  waits  for 

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brow    with  it3  waves  so  brown,  Light  as  the  dimp    -  ling  air, 

us       with  the  an  -  gel    band,   0  -  ver  the    star    -  ry  way, 


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0  -  ver     the  si     -     lent    way. 
Light  as     the  dimp  -  ling     air. 
0  -  ver     the  star    -    ry     wry. 


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tVttiYIIIINd   fOR  ItSUj. 

"Words  by  Mrs.  M.  A.  KIDDER. 

"The  Sbephei;^  and  Bishop  of  our  souls." 


53 


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2.  Why  should  we  strive  to  hide  in  vain.  Our  earthly    sorrows  and  our  pain ;    Why    all  our    se-cret 

3.  Why  should  we  trust  iu  worldly  things.  That  only    disappointment  brings;  Why  seek  to    rise  on 

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praise  to  win,  When  we  might  live  for  Je  -  sus? 
griefs  re-tain,  When  we  might  go    to  Je  -  sus? 
bro-ken  wings, When  we  might  trust  iu  Je  -  sus? 

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56  Ilittlt'S  il  WORk  foil  YOll  TO   DO. 

"Words  by  T.  "W.  THAXTER. 

"■  Why  stand  ye  here  all  the  day  Idle." 


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why  art  thou  1  -  die  to-day,   brother?  There  Is  work  all     a-ronud  yon  to       do,    For  the  flelds-of  the  Lord  are  mil 
2.  Tho^our  strength, It  Is  true,  mayhesmaU.brother?  You  can  work  in    the  field  of  the  Lord,  And  the  sheaves  ihat  you  gather  for 
8.      Then  work  for  the  Lord,  while  you  may  .brother?     For       ewift-ly    the  day  speedeth    onj^And  the  shadows  of  ni^ht  soon  will 
p    f-  -«-  H«.  ♦.    „      ^  .  -^    .  .  ^-^^     4t-  -^  ^  -ft-  ^  -C^    -^-^ 


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White,  brother.   But  the     la  -  bor  -  ers    there  are        fewT 
Him,    brother,    Shall     bring  you       a     rich    re  -  ward.       There's  a       woib 
fall,    brother,  "VThen  the  working       of    life     Is        done. 


to       do,    broth-er, 


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There's  a      work  to     do.      brother, 


■^m^^m^^^M\  j:  i  J::"  j1  i"  jlt^ffl 


Work  for  us    all       to     do; 

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For  the  Lord  has  a    work  for    us     all,  brother,  And  there  must  be  a  work  for, 


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"  The  Lord  Is  my  Shepherd." 


J.  R.  M. 


57 


:fii=t 


(5  ^T- 

1.  Sa    -   vior,   like       a      shep-herd        lead     us,  Much    we    need      thy        ten-d'rest 

2.  Thou  hast    promised      to        re     -    ceive    us,  Poor      and    sin    -    ful        though  we 

■•■_        '#•1*^         *-i5>-        ••-    -^^      y»      -#■.    0^  }       ^  « 


care, 
be. 


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In      thy    pleas  -  ant    pas  -  tures     feed      us,  For        our      use    Thy     folds    pre  -  pare ; 
Thou  hast    mer  -  cy      to        re   -    lieve      us,  Grace      to    cleanse, and    pow'r    to      free; 


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Bless  -  ed        Je  -  sus,  Bless  -  ed        Je   -    sus,     Thou  hast    bought    us,   thine    we      are. 
Bless  -  ed       Je  -  sus,  Bless  -  ed        Je   -   sus,      Let      us         ear    -    ly    turn     to      thee. 


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'  A  sure  hiding  place." 

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1.  Je  -  sus 

2.  0th  -  er 

lov  -  er      of     my  soul,      Let    me 
ref  -  uge  have    I  none,     Hangs  my 

to      thy 
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near    me  roll, 
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While  the    tem-pest  still  is  high.    Hide  me,  O    my    Sav  -  ior,  hide.  Till     the 
Still     sup-port  and  comfort  me.    All    my  trust  on    thee    is    stay'd  All    my 

-&-        •*••♦■_        ! 


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storm    of  life 
help  from  th»e 


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is    past ;      Safe    in-to    the      ha  -  ven  guide,     0        re  -  ceive  my  soul  at  last. 
I   bring;     Gov  -  er  my  de  -  fence- less  head,  With    the  shad-ow   of    thy  wing. 


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WILI    jyi   NOT  lOYflJL  fit? 

"I  go  to  prepare  a  place  for  you." 


59 


J.  R.  M, 


1.  Will  that  not 

2.  AVill  that  not 

3.  Will  that  not 


joy-ful 
joy-ful 
joj^-ful 


be,  When  me  walk  by  faith  no  more,  When  the  Lord  we  loved  before  As 
be,  When  to  meet  us  rise  and  come,  All  our  buried  treasures  home,  A 
be,  When  we  hear  what  none  can  tell,  And  tli*  singing  chorus  swell,     Of 


brother  man  we 

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see; 

ny; 

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When  he  welcomes  us  a  -  bove.  When  we  share  his  smile  of  love, 
When  our  arms  embrace  a  -  gain,  Those  we  monrn'd  so  long  in  vain, 
When  we  join  the  songs  of  praise,  Hal-le  -  lu  -  j^ahs  with  them  raise, 


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Will 
Will 
Will 


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that  not  joyful 
that  not  joyful 
that  not  joyful 


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be?     Will  that  not  joyful  be? 

be  ?     Will  that  not  joyful  be  ? 

be?     Will  that  not  joyful  be? 

A     !     J.    ^  „ 


Yes,  that  will  joyful  be ; 
Let  the  world  her  gifts  recall, 
There  is  bitterness  in  all, 

Her  joys  are  vanity! 
Courage  dear  ones  of  my  heart, 
Tho'  it  grieves  me  here  to  part, 
Thei-e  we  shall  joyful  be? 
There  we  shall  joyful  be? 


60 


0    LJII^B   Of  ijOO. 

'  Thou  that  takest  away  the  sins  of  the  world.' 


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-a ^i* r  . 

1.  Just    as      I  am,   without     one  plea,  But  that  thy  blood  was  shed  for  me,  And  that  thou  bid'st  me 

2.  Just    as     I  am,    tho'  toss'd  a-bout,  With  many  a  confliet,  many  a  doubt,  Fightings  with-in  and 


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Soprano  or  Tenor  solo. 


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come    to  thee,  Oh !  Lamb  of  God,  I  come,  I  come.  Just  as  I     am,  and    wait-ing  not.     To  rid    my 
fears  with-out,  Oh!  Lamb  of  God,  T  come,  I  come.  Just  as  L      am,  thou  wilt  receive,  Wilt  welceme 


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soul    of  one  dark  blot,  To  thee  whose  blood  can  cleanse  each  spot,  O  Lamb  of  God,  I  come,  I  come, 
par  -  don    and    relieve,  Because  thy  promise      I      believe,        O  Lamb  of  God,  I  come,  I  come. 


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Liimr  or  ]n  womi). 

"  I  am  tlie  light  of  tbe  world." 


61 


J.   L.   HATTON. 


Wblle     I    on  earth     a-bidt;; 

I       have  been  lur'd  a  -  way. 

There     Is    an     an  -  gel  band, 


Light  of  the 
Lisrht  of  the 
Light   of    the 


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9  ^ 

world  I     Be    thou     my       on  -  ly  guide 

world  I   Far  from     thy     path   to  stray, 

worldl    They    by    the    throne  now  stand. 


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Light  of  the 
Light  of  tJie 
Light       of  the 

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■world!  Danger    a-loiie      I       sue,       No    hand  out-stretched  to     me, 

world!  Like  a  bark  tempest  loss'U,     Rud-der    and       com-pass    lost, 

world!  They  sing  the  song  of  praise.    Join    In     the     heav'n  -  ly    lays. 


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Save  when  I  turn  to  Thee. 
Till  thy  beam  o'lt  me  cross'd. 
There   I    mv  voice  would    raise.  . 


^'-~f>r-^ 


-> — V- 


j    For  \st  and  '2d  verses. 


For  last  verse. 


1.  All    is-(ven,     all    Iswell,  Formy  Sa-vlor  ismy  friend;HowHeloYes,howHeloves,  And-willlovemetotheend; 

2.  Cares  may  come,caresmay  come^ut  in  Him  Iflnd  re-llef ;  Tears  may  fall,  tears  may  fall,  ButHe  dries  the  flowing  grief; 

3.  From  His  side,  from  His  side.  If  my  wand'ring  steps  depart.  He  restores,  He    restores,  "WTien  the  tears  of  sorrow  start; 

4.  "WTienI     lie,  when  I    lie,  Panting  on  the  bed  of  death,  Ten-derly,      ten-der-ly,  "Will  He  watch  the  failing  breath; 


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1^>I       l^Ul       '^l^l'U 


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^^ 


In  His  fold.      In  His  fold.  Peace  and  pleasantness    abonnd.  There  my  soul,  there  my  soul.     Blessed  rest  has  found. 
Foes  may  frown,  foes  may  frown.  Fiery  darts  may  pierce  my  soul,  "Wounded  sore,  wounded  sore,  Jesus  makes  me  whole. 
All  my  sin,        all  my  sin.       Freely,  ful -ly,      he  forgives,     And  His  child,  and  His  child.  To  Hisfbid  receives. 
Lioviug  words,   Xioving  words,  "Will  my  gloomy  fears  al  -  lay.      On  His  breast,  on  His  breast,  I  shall  pass  a  -  way. 


pis 


All     Is  well,     all    is    well,  Hap  -  py     hours  with  Him  I  spend.  All     Is  well,   all    is  weU,    Je  -sua  Is  my  friend. 


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n  nm  im  wiucn  ron  jut  my. 


63 


-K— ^ 


"  They  that  wait  upon  the  Lord  shall  renew  their  strength.' 

K — Ki 


* 


-K— K 


^ 


^ 


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3;t:2z 


As  those  that  watch  for  the  day.  Thro'  the  long,  long  night  of  grief,  When  the  soul  can  only  pray,  That  the 
As  those  that  watch  for  the  day.Thro'that  deepest  niu^ht  of  all,\yhen  trembliug,  and  sin  have  sway,  And  the 
As  those  that  watch  for  the  day,  And  know  that  the  day  will  rise.  Tho'  the  weary  hours  de-lav.       As  they 

J  s     s  ■  ^~'  ■ — ■        'i  -~  "^ 


>       f^'0^^       0. 


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-&—. ^=?- 


day  may  brino:  re-lief  ;  When  the  eyes  with  weepin^  spent.  No  dawn  of  hope  can  see,  But  the 
shades  of  thy  absence  fall ;  As  they  search  thro'  clouds  of  fear,  The  morn-inor  star  to  see,  And  the 
pass  under  midnight  skies ;  Tho'  the  sun  of  righteous  -  ness.        On    -    ly  faith's  eye  can  see,     Because 


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heart  keeps  watch  in-tent.  So  wait-eth  my  soul  for  thee, 
light  of  life  ap  -  pears.  So  wait-eth  my  soul  for  thee. 
Thou  hast  promised  to  bless,  Lord  Je-sus     t  wait  for  thee. 


I     I  »      #      0    ^ 


r:t— -pi- 


So  waiteth  my  soul  for  thee. 

So  wait-eth  ray  soul  for  thee. 

Lord  Je  -  sus    I    wait  for  thee. 

■#■••■     -^     ^     A  ^-. 


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64 


Words  by  T.  "Vv, 


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Wt  PASS  BUT  OHOt  mis  WjiV. 

"  Do  what  thy  bands  And  to  do  with  thy  might." 

w 1!> — 


J.  R.  M. 


3 


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3 


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pi/  > 

1.  We  are  trav'-lers   in     a   jour-ney,  Walking  each  our  given     road,     But  our  ways  tho' they  are 

2.  If  God's  still  small  voice  is  calling,  Let    us  hear  its  pleading  now,      Go,  where-e'er  His  spirit 

3.  Tho' we  meet  with  pjiin  and  sorrow,  And  the  tempt-er    try   us     sore,  When  we  reach  the  heav'nly 


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man 

lead- 

cit 


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-  y  Eeach  at  last  the  bar  of  God;  And  what-ev  -  er  fruit  we  bring  Him,  "When  He 
-eth,  Do  what  He  would haA'e  us  do;  And  if  we  would  gain  a  bless  -  ing,  Let  us 
-  y,     We  should  fear  their  pow'r  no  more ;  For    the  storms  which  here  as-sail    us,      En  -  ter  i 

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calls  us  on  that  day,  We  miistgath-er  on  this  journey,  For  we  pass  bnt  once  this  way. 
seek  it  while  we  may,  For  the  time  is  swift  -  ly  go  -  ing,  And  we  pass  but  once  this  way. 
not     the  realms  of  day,     And  we  ne'er      a  -  gain  shall  meet  them.  For  we  pass  but  once  thia  way. 


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For  we  pass  bnt  once  this  way.  For  we  pass  but  once  this  way.  We  must  gather  on  tills  Journey,  For  we  pass  but  once  this  w»y 


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TUt  MY  IS  tfiUtt). 

'  Thou,  Lord,  only  makest  me  to  dwell  In  safety. 


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1.  The  day     is     end  -  ed,     ere    I    sink    to  sleep,  My    wea  -  ry  spir  -  it    seeks  repose    in 

2.  With  lov  -  inof    kindness    cur-tain  thou  my  bed.  And    cool   in  rest,     my    burn-ing  pilgrim 
8.     At    peace  with     all    the  world,  dear  Lord,  and  Thee,  No  fears  my  soul's     un-wav'r-ing  faith  can 

♦     -,9-      -©-     -«-      •«>-      -f-   M*-     •%•     !*•  .  "f^     1^      "1""      1 —  —  -••  :•#■  — 


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thine; 
feet; 
shake : 


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Fath  -  er,  for-give  my    tres-pas-ses,  and    keep  This    lit  -  tie  life  of 

Thy    pardon     be    the    pil-low    for  my    head.  So    sliall  my  sleep  be 

All's  well!  whichev-er  side  the  grave  for     me  The  mora-ing  light  may 

-&-          ■♦••#-■•-      4—      4—      ■#•      •«-         -1 —       H —  _ 


mine, 
sweet. 
break. 


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"Words  by  NEANTHES. 

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(Dkut.  33-25.) 
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Sweet- ly      to      my  soul   o'er  -  bur-dened,    As  the    fu-ture.  far,       I 
'As     thy  days '  The  toils  and      la  -  bors,     Of  the  years  that  are    to 

«  I  f  I  I  t  t  I  JL. 


see,  When  I  shrink,  hovr 

be,  Are  not  great  -  er 
t        I        f       t 


^=^ 


-M-- 


^^ 


D.  C.  Oh      de  -  spair    not,  falt'r-ing   Christian,  The'  thy  path-wajr  dark  may    be;  Trust  in  Him  who 


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blest  th' as  -  sur-ance,      'As     thy  days,  thy  strength  shall  be.'     'As     thy  days. 'Are  they    ofsor-ro-w, 
than    the     meas-ure        Of    the  strength  that's  giv  -  en     thee.  Gird  -  ed    in    thine   ho  -  ly  armor, 


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Bold-ly  press  to    vie  -  to  -  ry,  Whatso  -  e'er     in  time  a-waits  thee,  'As  thy  days,  thy  strength  shall  be.' 


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Enthroned  in  power; 


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That  we  thro'  flood  and  flame, 
Tlie  Gospel  may  proclaim, 
Till  life'o  last  hour. 


ADELAIDE  PROCTOR. 

Slowly  and  gently. 


"Abide  with  me,  for  the  day  Is  far  spent." 


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The  Bor  -  rows  of  thy  Ber-vants,  Lord,  O  do  not  thou  de  -  spiee, 
Let  peace.      O  Lord,  Thy  peace,  0  God,   Up   -   QP    our  bouIb  de  -  scend, 

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and   Bub-due  our    woes,    Through  the  long  day    we  suf  -  fer  Lord,  0  give    us  now      re  -  pose. 


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3.    TberoU     a   land  of  peace.  Good  au-gels  know  it    well,  Glad  sohkb  that  never  eeaae.Wlth-in     Ita  por-tnU  swelL       A- 

8.    Lookup   yesalataofGod,  Nor  bear   to  tread  be  •  low      The  path  your  Sa-Tlor  trod,  Of  dal- ly  toil  and  woe;      Wait 


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round  lis  KloriouB  throne.         Tea  ihous-aud  saiulsa-dore     Christ,  with  the  Father,  One,  And  Spirit,    ev  -  er-more, 
but    a    lit  -  tie       while.  In  un  •  com  •  plaln-lng    love,    His  own  most  Kracious  smile  Shall  welcome  you  above. 


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2.  Praise  the  Lord  !  for     he     is  glor  -  ious,  Nev  -  er  shall  Hisprom-ise  fail, 
Wor-ship,  hon-or,    glo  -  ry,  bless  -  ing,  Lord,  we    of-fer    un  -  to  thee; 

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3.  For     should  we  fail    pro-claim-ing,    Oar  great  Ee-deem-er's    praise,  The  stones  our    si-lence 


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reign  -  eth,  On     Zion's  heav-en  -   ly        hill ; 
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ho  -  san  -  na  To  Da-vid's  roy  -  al  son ! 
are  ten-der.  They  too  shall  be    the    Lord's. 


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Bring  your  sweetest,  noblest  lays ;  Help  to  sing  our  Sav-iour's  mer  -  its,       Help  to  chant  Emmauuel's  praise. 

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2.  What  has  life    to    do  with  Thee,  Its  lin-g'ring  griefs,  its  transient  bliss  ?Time  changes  to    e- 

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Turn  to  thy  God  in  faith  and  love ; 

The  peace  thou  can'st  not  find  on  earth, 
0  seek  in  Heaven  above  1 

And  onward  with  the  angels  blest 

Find  thy  everlasting  rest. 


78 


VVords  and  Music  by 

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(CHRISTMAS.) 


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Wel-come  the  dear,  na  -  tal    day . . . . 
Chim-ing    the  dear  Sa-vior's  praise ; 


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'  The  glory  of  God  did  lighten  It,  and  the  Lamb  Is  the  light  thereof.' 


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join    the     glo  -  rious  band ;      Je  -  ru    -    sa-lem,     my    hap  -  py  home,  My 


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2.  Christian,  dost  thou  heed    them,  How  they  work  within? 

3.  "Weill   know  thy  trou  -  ble,     O      my      ser-vant  true, 

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Christian,  nev  -  er  trem 
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2.  In       thy     man-sions  blest,  0       what  peace-ful     rest        Ev  - 'ry  wea  -  ry  soul  may  find  e- 

3.  Sav  -  ior,     all      di  -  vine,      Make    me  whol  -  ly    thine,     In    thy    ten  -  der  care  for  -  ev  -  er  - 


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All  may  see  thy  face, 
Guide  me  in  my    youth, 


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re  -  gions.  Though  in  de  -  sert  wilds  thou  sleep, 
tec  -  tion,  He  will  shield  thee  from  a  -  hove, 
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Of   LOVt   MY  5«tNttlD   IJ. 

J.  II.  SHEPHERD. 


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Bat  yet  in  love  He  sought  me, 

And  on  His  shoulder  gentlj'  laid, 
And  home,  rejoicing,  brought  me. 

In  death's  dark  vale  I  fear  no  ill, 
With  thee,  dear  Lord  beside  me; 

Thy  rod  and  staff  my  comfort  still, 
Thy  cross  before  to  guide  me. 


Thou  spread'st  a  table  in  my  sight, 
Thy  unction  grace  bestoweth, 

And  0,  the  transport  of  delight, 
With  which  my  cup  o'erfloweth. 

And  so  through  all  the  length  of  days, 
Thy  goodness  faileth  never; 

Good  Shepherd  may  I  sing  Thy  praise. 
Within  thy  house  forever. 


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•'Wliose  builder  and  maker  la  God." 


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2.  Oh    how    hap  -  py 

3.  Oh     we    long      to 


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Where  His  pure  and  ho  -  ly 
There  we'll  live      a        life     of 


heav'n-ly  joys  to  share,  er  -  er-more; 
Sav  -  ior's  face  they'll  see  ev  -  er  -  more ; 
bless  -  ings      we      may    share,     ev    -    er  -  more ; 


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Cheerfully. 


COIVIt  m   lOIN   11^ 


"Come  thou  with  us,  and  -we  will  do  thee  good."  Num.  10-29. 


V/m.  W.   BENTLBY, 


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2.  Je  -  sus  loves  the  weak-est  child,  Longing  for    re  -  lief  from  sin.  And  in  contrite  hearts,  how  mild 

3.  Je  -  sus     is     the  dear-est  friend,  E'er  a  child  on  earth  can  find,  He    who  from  his  throne  can  send 


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When  the  mighty  deed  is  done,  Souls  accept  the  new  -  er  birth.    Come  and  join  us     in    our  journey 
On    his  mercy  trusting  all,    He  can  save  from  every  fear.  _ 


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Up-ward    to  the      bet  -  ter  lands,  Home  to  glory      we  are  marching,  Come  and  join  our  liap-py  band. 


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1.  Still  with    thee,  O         my  God, 

2.  With  thee,  when  dawn  comes  in 

3.  With  thee,     in      thee,    by  faith 


I     would     de  -  sire      to        be ; 
And  calls     me    back     to       care ; 
A  -  bid  -  ing       I     would    be; 


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Joyfully. 


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a    charming  theme,  My  thoughts  re    -   joice  at 

that  hap  -  py    place,  Where  He      un  -    veils  His 

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love  pro  -  claim, 
to      the     ground, 
harps     of      gold. 


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By  Pormission.  ._,.     .  _  WILLIAM  "W.  BENTLEY. 

Duet.   Cheerfully. 


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2.  Who        are  these      in       djizz'-ling  brio'ht-ness,  Cloth 'd  in  God's  own  right  -    eons  -  ness; 

3.  These      are  they    who    have    com  -  tend  -  ed      For      their  Sav  -  ior's  hon    -    or,        long'; 


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These    of    robes    of       pur  -  est      white-ness,  Shall    their  lus    -    tre 

Wrest -ling    on       till       life     was      end  -   ed,     Following      not        the 

Semi-Choeus. 

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hap  -  py  band? 
still  pos  -  sess? 
sin  -   ful     thronsr. 


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LUt)   Wt  JO   liltt. 

"  Whitbersoever  thon  goeet,  there  will  I  go." 


CHARLES  L.  ^A'^AL.KER. 


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ior.  Lead  me  to    thee. 


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Thou  wilt  not  leave  me,  Comfortless  here, 
"Why  should  I  doubt  thee,  What  do  I  fear; 
Light  iu  the  distance,  Breaking  I  see, 
Yet  I  am  weary,  Le.ad  me  to  thee. 

Cho. — Savior  be  near  me,  etc. 


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Jesus  I  love  thee,  Dwell  in  my  heart, 
Never,  0  never,  From  me  depart; 
Hope  like  a  rainbow,  Shining  1  see. 
Yet  I  am  weary,  Lead  me  to  thee. 

Cuo. — Savior  be  near  me,  etc. 


94 


Words  Arranged. 


jINQU  WillClitllS. 

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There's  a  band  of    an  -  gel 
Wait-iug  there  with  smiling 


watchers,  Just  a-cross    the  foaming  tide;      O  -  rer  by    the  dark  cold 
fa  -  ces.     In  their  spot-less  robes  of  white ;  While  far  out  upon  the 


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Choeus. 


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riv  -  er,  Waiting  on  the  oth-er  side.  . 
bil-lows,  Conies  to  us  a  gleam  of  light.  . 
bind  us,      To      the  blessed  glo-ry    land.  . 


They're  waiting, waiting,     wait-ing  in    the  glory 


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"There  remalneth,  therefore,  a  rest." 


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2.  This,    the  vine  -  yard      of     the    Lord,   This 

3.  "Work  while  it        is      call'd     to  -  day,"   This 


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just  a-waj-a,  This  ia  not  your  rest, 
soul    a-stray,  This      is    not    your  rest. 


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There  are  sor  -  rows  ye  must  share.  There  are  bur  -  dens 
Toil    and  ask     His  bless-ing  down,  Heed-ing  not    the 
Hast  -  en  -  ing    at    dut  -  y'a   call,  Leav-ing    to      the 


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There  is  need  of  faith  and  prayer,  This  is  not  your  rest. 
So  shall  yours  be  cross  and  crown,  Tiiia  ia  not  your  rest. 
Bles  -  scd  they  who  stand      or        fall,     This      is    not    your    rest. 

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me,  Lis  -  ten  to  my 
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ev'n  -  ing    prayer, 
thee     to    dwell. 


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*  Think  on  these  things." 


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things  shall  nev  -  er      die. 


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Old  Latin  Hymn. 
Traoslated  In  1760. 


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*H«  is  not  here;  Be  U  rlsea." 


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1.  Je  -  8U8  Christ    is    risen  to  -  day, 

2.  Hymns     of   praise  then    let  as     sing, 
8.         But    the     pains  which  he  ea-dured, 


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lu  -  ia  I     Our    tri  -  um  -  phant, 
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lu  -  iai     Our    sal  -  va  -    tion 


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le      -    lu  -  ia  I  Who  redeemed  the  cross  and  grave, 
le     -    lu  -  iaINow    a-bore  the  sky  he's  King, 


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'I  vrlll  lear  no  evU,  for  Thou  art  wtth  me.' 


From  'School  Chimes' 


In  heav'n-ly  love      a   -   bid 
Where-ev-er     he      may    guide 
Green  pastures  are    be  -    fore 


ing    iSo  change  ray  heart  shall  fear, 
me,     No  want  shall  turn  rao      back; 
me,  Which  yet    I    have  not      seen  ; 


And  safe     is  such  con - 

My  shep-hord    is     be  - 

Bright  skies  will  soon  be 


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clouds  Lave  been 


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IIus  wis  -  dom  ev  -  er  wak  -  eth  Hi? 
My     hope      I     can  -  not       meaa    -    nre      My 


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eight    is         nev  -  er     dim ;     He  knows  the  way     he     tak     -      eth, 
path     to      life        is     free,     My  Sav  -  ior  has     my     treaa    -    ure, 


And  can       I      bo       dL^-mayed? 
And    I        will  walk  with  Him. 
And    lie    will  walk  with  me. 


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'That  name  which  is  above  every  name. 


J.  R.  M. 


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Je  -  sua !       the      ve     -     ry  thought  of        thee,  With    sweet-ness     fills      my       breast,        But 
Nor  voice     can     sing,     Nor  heart     can     frame,  Nor     can      the     men'  -  'ry        find,  A 

0     hope       of      ev    -    'ry      con  -  trite     heart,    0      joy       of      all       the        meek.        To 


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sweet-er  far  thy  face  to  see,  And  in  thy  pres-ence  rest ; 
sweet-er  sound  than  thy  blest  name,  0  Sav  -  ior  of  man-kind; 
those  who  fall,   how  kind  thou    art,  How  good  to  those  who    seek  ; 


But  sweet-er  far  thy 
A  sweet-er  sound  than 
To  those  who  fall  how 


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face  to  see,  And  in  thy  pres-ence  rust, 
thy  blest  name,  0  Sav-ior  of  mankind, 
kind  thou  art,  How  good  to  those  wlio  seek. 


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But  what  to  those  who  find  ?  ah  ?  this, 
Nor  tongue  nor  pen  can  show, 

The  love  of  Jesus,  what  it  is. 
None  but  His  loved  ones  know. 


Jesus  I  our  only  hope  be  thou. 
As  thou  our  prize  wilt  be  ; 

Jp=U:i !  be  thou  our  glory  now. 
And  through  eternity. 


From  'School  Chimss.' 


oflLY  out  i\m\n  oun. 

They  sbidl  be  gathered  one  by  one.' 


10! 


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1.  On  -  ly  one  rrofs-ing 

2.  On  -  ly  one  crosa-ing 

3.  On  -  ly  one  cross-ing 


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o  -  ver, 
0  -  ver, 


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Wa  -  ters  all  dark  anfl  wido ;  Storm  on  the  fear -ful 
Far  from  the  cares  of  earth  ;  Man  -  sions  of  rest  are 
Sad  -  nf  j;",  and  shroud  and  bier,         Fill  -  ing  one  hour  of 


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Peace  on    the  o  -  ther    sid 
There    is    life's  new  -  est  birth ; 
Then    we  shall  en  -  ter  there ; 


^v  r  Fmip  n^ 


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On  -  ly     one  scene  of       an  -  gnish, 

When  the  fond  eyes  are  clos  -  ing, 

On  -  ly    one  night  of       tri  -  al 

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Sor-row  in  sad  words  told. 
Speak  of  the  sweet  re  -  pose, 
Borne  on  the  swell-ing  tide, 


Then  the  sweet  sound  of  sing  -  ing, 
Far  from  the  land  of  mourn-ing, 
Then  in    our  Sav-ior's  prcs-ence, 


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Softened  by  harps  cf  gold. 
Heaven  shall  soon  dis-cloae. 
We    ev  -  er  shall  a-bide. 


N-rnf  FiF-MPHf  riffa-rf-f^^^^^ 


102 


'  To  wbom  M  giw>  tortrttT." 


From  VON  WEBER. 


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An  -  gel  bands  in  strains  sweet  sounding,  Anthems   to     the       8av-ior  raise,  Hosts  of  heav'nhis 

Praise  Him  wild  and    rest  -  less  O  -  cean,  Praise  Him  monsters     of    the  deep,  Praise  Him  in  your 

Ver-dant  fields  and    val- leys  blooming,     In  -  sect  myriads     own  His  care,   Wild  beasts  thro' the 


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rude  com-mo-tion,  Storm  that  at  His  man  -  date  sweep.  Hills  and  mountains  heav'nward  towering, 
for  -  rests  roaming,  War-bling  ten-ants    of       the      air.       Kings  and  ru  -  lers  shout    his    glo  -  ry 


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Praise  Him  thou  who  rul'st  the  night,  Heav'n  of  heav'ns  0  bow  before  him.  Laud  him  All  ye  worlds  of  light. 
Fires  that  in  their  bosom  glow,  Clouds  around  their  cliffe  dark  low'ring,Torrent3  down  their  steeps  that  flow 
Peo  -  pie   join  the  loud  ac-claim.  Maidens,  youths  and  fathers  hoary,  In-fants  li3p  His  ho  -  ly   name. 


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103 


W.  H.  MONK. 
£ii«tand. 


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1.  A    -    bide      with  me, 

2.  Swift     10        it3  close 
8.     I          aeed      thy  prea 

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fast      falls    the      e    -    ven  -    tide 

ebbs     out     life's     lit  -  tie        day, 

senco     OY  -  'ry      pasa  -  ing     hour; 


The      dark  -  neea 
Earth's  jovs    grow 
What    bat      thy 

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deep  -  ens,     Lord  with  me       a    -    bide ; 
dim,     it«      elo  -  ries  pass      a    -    way, 
grac«    can    foil    the    tempt-er's    power ; 


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me. 
me. 
me. 


flee,  Help        of        the 

Boe;  0  Thou    who 

be ;         Through  cloud  and 


help  -  leea        0 
chang  -  est       not, 
sun  -  shine,     Lord, 


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bide 
bide 


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I  fB«r  no  ft>e  ■wltb  The*  at  hand  to  M«m| 
Ilia  haT«  DO  weight  aod  tears  uo  MtteraeM 
"Where  la  death's  stlnjjf  whenj,  j?rave,  thy  Ttotoryt 
I  triimiph  sUU,  If  thou  abide  with  id«. 


Hold  Thoo  thy  Crosa  bcfbrt  my  elostng  ey«a. 
Shine  through  the  Kloomand  uolotioe  to  the  s)ci««. 
Heaven's  moniliu;  breaks,  anci  earth's  vain  sliadows  fiae. 
In  life.  In  death,  O  Lord  aUUa  with  me. 


104 


PAULINA. 


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2.  How  heav  -  y      the    heart  with  its      our  -  den  of    care,  How  pa  -  tient 

3.  The  storm-clouds  of     sor  -  row  may  dark  -  en  the    day,  The  lamp    of 

4.  Dear  Sav  -  lor,   we      ask    not    that  storms  be  o'er -past,  But  on  -  ly 

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waits  un  -  to  prayer,    That  leaves    at 
burn-ing    al  -  way ;      He    sees       by 


be  -  fore  us  to 
its  cress  foot,  its 
its    glim  -  mer,      the 


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strengthened      for  all      things,  has  Heav  -  en  with  -  in. 

guide    and        his  so  -  lace,         his  Heav  -  en  with-  in. 

bear      thro'      this  earth-life,          a    Heav  -  en  with  -  in. 


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He  leads  me      to 

If     e'er  I       go 


herd     is,  I  shall         be        well         sup  ■ 

the    place    Where  heaven    -    ly        pas     -      tnre 
a  -  stray.      He        doth  my        soul  re  - 


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wa      -      ters        gent     -    ly    pass,      And       fall 
in  his        own        right  way.     For        His 


I        want        be  -  side. 

sal  -  va    -      tion    flows. 

mosi    ho     -      ly     name. 


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Tflt  LHHD  mm. 

"Words  and  Muslo  by  J.  R.  M. 

When,  after  tbe  weary  voyage  that  I  flrst  made  across  the  ocean,  sick,  lonesome,  I  arose  one  nMrnlng  and  went  qmm  deck, 
botdtng  on.  orawilng,  tbloking  I  was  but  a  worm.  I  smelt  In  the  air  some  strange  smell,  and  said  to  the  captain,  '-What  Is  the  odor?" 
"  It  is  tbe  laod  breeze  from  off  Ireland,"  he  replied.  I  smelt  the  turf,  I  smeJt  the  Krass.  I  smelt  tbe  leaves,  and  all  my  slcksess  do- 
parted  from  me;  my  eyes  grew  bright,  and  my  nausea  was  gone.  The  thonght  of  the  nearness  ot  land  came  to  me,  and  cured  me 
be««T  than  medicine  could  cure  me.  And  when,  afar  off.  i  saw  the  dim  line  of  land,  jcry  came  and  gave  me  health,  and  from  that 
moment  I  had  neither  cicknese  nor  troabie;  I  was  coming  near  to  the  land.— Henbt  nVabd  Bbschsb. 


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1.  Out    up  -  on  life's  rest  -  less    o-cean, 

2,»  Naught  to  glad  our  anx-ioas  watchings, 

3.  Yes,     'tis  com-ing !  faint  not  broth-er, 

4.  Soon  we'll  reach  the  peaceful    hav-en, 


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Far      a  -  way  from  friends  and  home,  Wea-ried  with  our 
Storm-y      bil  -  lows,   o-  cean's  roar,  Faint  of  heart,  al- 
Do       not  let    your  faith  grow    dim,  Tis  the  Land  Breeze 
All    our  wea  - 


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vain  en-deaV  -  ors,*  How  we  long  for  rest      to  come. 

TWfflt  de-spair  -  ing,  E'er  to  reach  the  qui  -  et  shore, 

from  the  gar-dens      Of  our  God,  give  praise  to  Him  1 

song     of  tri-umph !  See !  the  shore,  the  Heav'niy  shore  I 


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Confidingly. 


WILL  fUH   NO  tVlL. 


107 


*Tot  Tbou  art  with  nw. 


J.  R.  M. 


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1.  Thoagh  the  way  seem  long  and  area  -  ry,  That  oar    fee  -  blfl  steps  must  go,       And   oar   feet  may 

2.  Thoagh  the  night  may  fall    op  -  on       us,    And  our  path     be    hid   from  sight,      If      His  pro-sence 

3.  So      up  -  on     the  rough-est  moun-tain  We    may  walk  in  heav-en's    light.     And   Hia  pre-senoe 


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oft    grow  wea  -  ry     As  we  jour  -  ney  hero    be  -  low  ;  Though  the  path    be  steep  and  rug-ged 

go        be  -  fore     us  E'en  the  dark-ness  shall     be  light ;    And      if    He      who  leads  shall  call  us 

shall    il  -  iu  -  mine  All  the  gloom  of  dark  -  est  night ;  And  when-e'er  with  -  in    the    bor-dera 


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That  the  Lord  to  us    haa     giv'n,  Yet  we  know  that  each  step  upward  Brings  us  always  nearer  heav'n. 
Though  a  gloom-y  vale  to       go,       We  shall  find  that  "liv-ingwaters"Tbrough the  shadows  ever     flow. 
Of    the  vaie  our  feet  shall  come.  We   may  drink  of  "liv-ing  waters''  Sweet-ly  flow-ing  thro'  its  gloom. 


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Moderato. 


'  I  eliall  be  satisfied,  when  1  awake  In  thy  likeness.' 


J.  R,  M. 


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Not  here!  not  here!  Not  where  the  sparkling  waters  Fade  in-to  mock-ing  sands  as  we  draw  near- 
There  is  a  land  where  ev-'ry  pulse  is  thrilling  With  rapture  earth's  sojourner's  nev  -  er  know  ; 
Shall  they  be  eat-  i?-fied  ?  the  soul's  vague  longings  The  achmg  voidwhich  nothing  earth-ly     fills? 


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Where   in     the  wil  -  der  -  ness  each  foot-step  fal  -  ters,    I  shall  be    sat  -  is  -  fied  ; 

Wliere  heav'n  re-pose  the  wea  -  ry  heart    is  still  -  ing  And  peace-ful  -  ly   life's  time 

0,     what     de-sires   up  -  .on     m)^   soul     are  thronging  As     I    look   up-ward  to 


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toss'd  cur 
the  heav'n 


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rent's  flow, 
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Not    here  where  ev -' ry  dream  of    bliss   de-ceives  u?.  Where  the  worn spir  -  it     ner-er   gains   its  goal; 
Far      out    of   sight,  while  j^et  the  flesh  in -folds    us.    Lies    the   fair  coun-try,  where  our  "hearts  a-bide, 
Thith  -  er  my  weak  and  wea-ry  steps  are  tcnd-ing,    Sav  -  ior    and  Lord,  with  thy  frail  child  a-bide; 


* 


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IJHULL     n    SilTISfltD.     ■  CONCLUDED 


109 


'-ttf''  3'i^'/i:  :imHi-i  '■  iTTvnm 


Where  haunted  ev  -  er  by  the  thought  thatgrieves  us  A  -  cross  us  floods  of  bit-ter  mem  - 'ry  roll. 
And  of  its  bliss  is  nought  more  wondrous  told  us  Than  these  few  words,  "I  ?hall  be  sat  -  is  -  fied." 
Guide  me  towards  home  where  all  my  wand'ringend-ing  I  then  shall  see     thee  and  be  "sat  -  is  -  fied." 


Words  by  J.  R,  M. 

Tenderly, 


TUt  POD  SUtNtRD. 

'I  am  the  Good  Shepherd.' 


Music  by  FLEMINO . 


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1.  lie       is     the  shep 

2.  In     the  green  pas 

3.  ^lan  •  y    the  dear 


herd,  we  his  sheep  who  fol  -  low     Where  e'er  His  bles-sed  feet  lead  the  way     be- 
tures  by  the  peace-ful  wa  -  ters,     Rest    all    the  hap-py  ones  whom  the  shepherd 
lambs  bask-iug  iu  Thy  sun-shine,  ilero  and  in  Ileav'n  ;i-bove,  bletled,  bles-Eed 


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our  vvanJeriHu;  His  ten  -  der  love  is  o'er  us  Guiding  our  onward  way, 
thoir  faintest  cry  and  nev  -  er  vain-ly  plead-eth  An  -  y  who  follow  llim. 
g  Shepherd.  Thou  whose  watchful  eye  e'er  s^es    us,       'Make  us  of  that  blest  fold. 


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|tSlI5  Of  unUj^  Pil5StH   BY. 

"Hie  Master  is  come,  and  calletii  for  tbe«." 


J.  R.  M. 


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Who    ia       this    Je  -  sub?  why  should  he      The      ci    -    ty    move      so   might  -   i    -    ly? 

Ho  !    all        ye   heav  -  y        la  -  den  come !  Here's  par  -  don,    com  -  fort,  rest,  and  home ; 

But     if        you   still  this    call    re  -  fuse,    And    all        his    won  -  drons  love  a  -  buse, 

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won  -  drous  gath'r-ings    day      by  day  ? 

Rass  -  ing    fftran  -  ger,    has      he  skill 

wan-d'rers    from       a     Fattx  -  er's  face, 

will      he       Bad  -  ly    from     you  turn, 


What  means  this  strange  com  -  mo  -  tion,  say  ? 
To  move  the  mul  -  ti  -  tude  at  will? 
Re  -  turn,  ac  -  c«pt  his  prof  -  fer'd  grace, 
Your      bit  -  ter    prayer    for     par  -  don  spurn, 


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gain  the  stir  -  ring  tones  re  -  ply : 
tempt-ed,  there's  a  re  -  fuge  nigh, 
late,  too    late'"    will     be       the      cry, 


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"Je  -  BUS  of  Naz  -  ar  -  eth  pass  -  eth  by 

'Je  -  sus  of  Naa  -  ar  -  eth  pass  -  eth  by 

'Je  -  BUS  of  Naz  -  ar  -  eth  pass  -  eth  by 

Je  -  sus  of  Naz  -  ar  -  eth  pass  -  eth  by 


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ac  -  cents  hush'd  the  throng  re  -  ply  ; 
gain  the  stir  -  ring  tones  re  -  ply : 
tempt-ed,  there's  a  re  -  fuge  nigh, 
late,  too    late ! "    will     be       the      cry, 


m 


"Je  -  BUS  of 

"Je  -  Bua  of 

"Je  -  BUS  of 

"Je  -  BUS  of 


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Naz  -  ar  -  eth  pass  -  eth  by 

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2.  Thy  ten  -  der      care    shall  lead  me, 


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Showing  my  pathway  home ; 
Safe  to  that  blessed  heav'n, 
Whence  I  can  never  roam. 

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My  comforter  thou'lt  be  ; 
Till  endless  days  are  given. 
Dear  Lord,  in  Heaven  with  thee. 


''2  0  ItSlij!   jyy   jut   BUOJY  jlRl. 

Words  by  BERNARD. 

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The  one  altogether  lovely,' 


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Take  hold  of  my  hand.dear  Savior,  And  find  me  the  way  I  must  go.  Be  patient  to  me  when  I'm 
Take  hold  of  my  hand, dear  Savior,  My  eyes  are  so  sigh  t-les3  and  dim,  I  know  there  are  heav'n-ly 
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path  -  way,     And  are  heav-i  -  ly 
care  -  less,        And  kind  when  I'm 
man-eions,         I    want  you     to 


burdened  with  tears.  And  e'en  while  the  morning    is  bright-est,  A  - 
wea-ry     and  slow,     0 !    help  me    to  seek  something  higher, Than  the 
lead  me      to  them,     I've  need    of    thy  lov-ing    com-pas-sion,  Fresh 


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need  of     it     ev'  -     -  ry     day, 

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Take  hold  of  my  hand,  dear  Savior,  Lead  me  and  show  me  the  way. 
Take  hold  of  my  hand,  dear  Savior,  Lead  me  and  show  me  the  way. 
Take  hold  of    my  hand,  dear  Savior,     Lead  me  and  show  me  the  way. 


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CHRISTMAS   CAROL. 


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-get      the      bit-  ter    feel    -    iug;  A    Child    Is      born    in      Da-vid's  town.  To  touch  all  souls  with 


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•Word^  by  LAMPERTUS,  162S. 

"  Thy  will  be  done." 


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I  rest  me  calmly  in  his  hands ;  That  which  he  has  de- 
I    trust  me  to  my  Father's  will;  When  reason's  rays de- 


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creed  and  sent  That  which  his  will  for  me  conmands.  I  would  that  he  should  allful-fil,  That  I  should  do  his 
cep-tive  shine,  His  counsel  would  I  yet  ful-fil.  That  which  his  love  ordained  as  right  Before  he  bro't  me 


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gracious  will.  In     liv  -  ing  or     in  dy    -    ing. 

to  the  light,  My  all    to  him   re-sign  -  ing. 


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Just  as  God  leads,  I  onward  go, 

'Mid  thorns  and  briars  often  seen; 

God  does  not  all  his  guidance  show, 

But  in  the  end  it  shall  be  seen. 

So  as  he  leads,  my  path  I  make, 

And  step  by  step  I  gladly  take, 

A  child  in  him  confiding. 


Legato, 


TO  mtt,  on  BLtsstti  m\n.  "^ 

CHARLES  L.  WALKER, 
*  *  At  the  name  of  Jesus,  every  knee  shall  bow." 


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2.  0    may  thy      pre-cious    gos  -  pel,  Be  pub-lished     all       a-broad; 


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now    al  -  lowed    to     meet,  And     join  with  friends  and  teach-ers,  Thy  blessing  to    en-treat, 
ra3's    of    truth  shall  shine,  And      ua  -  tions    now    in    daik-ness,    A  -  rise  to  light  di-vine. 


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"  Are  they  not  all  ministering  spirits." 


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Still  through     the  clo  -  ven  skies      they  come,  With  peace  -  ful    wings    un-furled,    And   still  their  heav'n-ly 

O         ye  beneath     life's  crush  -  ing  load,  Whose  forms   are    bend  -  ing     low,    Who    toil       a  -  long    the 

For       10,       the     days  are  hastening  on.         By       prophets  seen     of       old.  When  with    the 


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mu  -  sic  floats  O'er  all  the  wea  -  ry  world;  A-bove 
Cllmb-ing  way,  with  pain  -  ful  steps  and  slow;  Look  now 
clr  -  c'ling  years.  Shall  come  the  time  fore  -  told,When  the 


the  earth,  good  will    to   men.  From heav'a's  all    gracious 

its  sad    and      low  -  ly  plains.  They  bend      on    hov'r-lng 

for  glad   and     gold  -  en  hours  Come  swift  -  ly     on   the 

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And  ev  -    er  o  er     its       Ba  -  bel  sounds  The  bless  -  ed     an 

O  rest     be-side    the    wea  -  ry     road.  And  hear      the    an  ■ 

And  the  whole  world  send  back  the    song,  Which  now   the    an  ' 


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1.  Heart,  4s    it  well  with  thee?  'Well  with  the  soul?  What  will  thy  re-cord    be,  As  the  years  roll 

2.  Life     i3     so      re-al,      so  Grand  and  so  true,      If    our    i    -    deal       we  Closely     pur-sue; 

3.  Strive  for  the  right,  ev  -  er  Live  down  the  wrong'.  Earnest  en-deav  -  or,  is  What  makes  us  strong^; 


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On  toward  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty;  will    it  speak  peace?  In  the  world's  strife  with  thee,  never  to  cease. 

Kaising    our  standard  as  high   as    we  may;      Toiling  on  heav'nward  wbileyet  it    is    day, 

God's  spark  within  the  heart,  ne'er  can  grow  dim.    If    we    but  do    our  part,  looking    to  him. 


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Solo,  or  Semi-Choeus. 


OH,   3iiilLL   i   3INQ? 

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"W.  A.  OaDEN. 


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2.  Oh,    shall    I  grasp    a    friend-ly  hand,  Of    one  dear  soul  I've  pointed,    To       Je  -  sus  Christ,  the 

3.  Oh,     shall    I  meet    on    yon-der  shore,  The  loved  of  Je  -  sus  singing  "Glo  -  ry      to  God '"  for- 

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sin-ners  friend,  The  King  of  heav'n  anointed? 
ev  -  er  more,  In  heav'nly  prais-es    ringing? 

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soul  of  one  we've  pointed,  To  Je  -  sus  Christ.the  sinner's  friend 
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May  from  pause  as  interlude. 


Words  by  PAULINA, 
In  chant  style. 


SOWING  6Ult)t  ni  WjlTtRS. 

"  In  due  season  ye  shall  reap  If  ye  faint  not." 


123 


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In    the  narrow  gtreets  and  alleys.      In    the  cottage    or  the  palace, 

Where-so-e'erthe  gos  -pel  feast  is,  There  the  greatest  as  rhc  least,  is 

Sow  the  seed  in  faith    be-liev-ing,     Toiling,  giv-ing  and  receiving, 

Breath  to  ev'  -  ry  child  of  sorrow,  Uope  and  comfort  for  the  morrow, 


Where  the 

Wel-coine 

In    the 

Hope  in 

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right  th 
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low  -  ly 
heav'nly 
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Refrain. 


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gath-er, 
manna, 
fenc-es, 
vailing, 

t.    t:- 


Dwells  the  ira-age  of  the  Fath-er. 
Welcome  to  the  glad  ho  -  san  -  na. 
Think-ing  naught  of  coii-se-quen-ces. 
Com-fort,  to    the  end  im-part-ing. 


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Blest,  0    Zi  -  011*8    sons  and    daughters, 


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Ye  who  sow  beside 


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all  wa-ters,'  Blest  0  Zi-on's  sons  and  daughters, 'Ye  who  sow  beside  all  waters.* 
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5tHTtNGt.-"Tflty  milT  U  Wljt  " 


From  Daotkl  12-3. 


J.  R.  M. 


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They  that    be    wise  shall  shine  as     the      stars,         They  that    be     wise  shall  shine  as  the 


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Stars ; 
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They  shall  shine, 


they  shall    shine, 


Shine  as  the  stars   for 


ev  -  er  and 


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they  that  be      wise,        they  that  be  wise    shall  shine  as    the 

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ev  -  er,      They  that  be     wise, 


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[HtY    TiiilT     Bt    Wist  -CONCLUDED. 


125 


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stars,      shall  shine  as  the  stars,  shall  sliine  as  the     suTrT,         Al-le  -  lii-jah.   Al  -  le  -  lu  -  jah. 

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ItJlJS,  Mttk  ilND  (jtNUt. 

"Thou  art  a  place  to  hide  me  In." 


AA^.    H.  MONK. 


„         Joyfully. 

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1.      Je  -  sus, 
1        2.      Par  -  dou 

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meek  and  gen 
our     of  -  feu  - 

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-  tie,    Son 
ces,  Loose 

of      God     on    high,           Pitying,   lov-ing   Sa  - 
our    cap  -  tive  chains,      Break  down  ev'ry     i     - 

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For  the  last  versi. 


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Hear    thy     chil-dren's  cry. 

Which  our  soul    de    -  tains. 

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Hear 


thy  chil-dren's 


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Lead  us  on  our  journey. 
Be  thyself  the  way, 

Thro'  terrestrial  darkness, 
Tj  fclestial  u.-.v. 


13 


Jesus,  meek  and  gentle, 
Son  of  God  most  high, 

Pitying,  loving  Savior, 
Hear  thy  chiidrcu's  cry. 


126 


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Miss  M.  E.  SERVOSS, 


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4  -    #      *t — #-'-V — ^ 


LIJILt  nUNtRS. 

'  These  also  shall  come." 


BELLE. 


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1.  The  fields  are  white  for  the  har- vest,  The  reap-er's  work  is    be  -  gun,      Man  -  y      a    soul    is 

2.  The  fields  are  white  for  the  har-vest,   As  the  reap-ers  cut  the  wheat,      The  gleaners  gath-er 

3.  The  fields  are  white  for  the  har-vest,  And  the  har-ves  ters  are     few,       But  when  the  chil-dren 


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garnered  in,  Man-y      a  poor  heart  won;  But  the  fields  are  large  audscattered,  And  the  harvesters  are 
uj)  the  heads  That  scatter    at  their  feet ;  And  as  they  work  thej''  re-member.  How  the  loving  Savior 
old  -  ergrow,  Then  tliey'll  be  reapers  too ;  But  now,  while  lit  -  tie  children,  Some  good  they'll  find  to 


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few, 
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Is  there  no  work  in 
Of  one  who  left  the 
If  they  but  work  for 

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har-vest  time  A    lit  -  tie  child  can  do. 
flock  to     find  The  lost  lamb  of  the  fold. 
Ilim  who    is  Both  gen-tle,  kind  and  true. 
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Yes,  we  will  be  lit-tle 


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mt    UfAdtRS.-CONCLUDED. 


127 


-J ^i m — g  ■  »  — •- — y =» « — » — 0  ^   ^  '  a 

glean-ers.  We  will   do   the  best  we  can,  And  that  is    all    the  Sarior  asks,  Either  of  child  or  man. 

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WAUINS  fOR  YOU. 

"And  I  glre  nnto  them  eternal  life." 


J.  R.  M. 


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i.  t  t  t   i^  t — ' — * — *— :r 

1.  Two  little  lambs  in    the      up  -  per    fold.  From  heat    of      sum-mer,  and    win-ter*8    cold; 

2.  Two  lit-tle    dar-lings,  whose  pattering  feet,  With      an  -  ^els  bright,  tread  the  gold  -  en  streets ; 

3.  Two  lit-tle  lambs  from  all      sor-rows    free,  Thro'  long,  long    years  of     e  -   ter  -   ni  -   ty; 


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Safe  from  earth's  guile  and  its  dreams  untrue,      Two    lit  -  tie  lambs  now  are    waiting    for    you. 
Wan  -  der  for  -  ev  -    er    'mid    E  -  den's  bow'rs.  Waiting  for  you    thro'  the        gold  -  en    hours 
From  heat  of   sum-mer,    and    win  -  ter    cold,       AVaiting  for  you     in      the         up  -  per     fold. 


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128 


"Words  and  Music  by  ABBY  L.  NE^vhALL  SPAULDING. 

"And  they  shall  bring  the  glory  and  honor  of  the  nations  into  It." 

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There's  a  land 
There's  a  land 
There's  a  land 

N     . 


•     •♦    -^    •*•      "         i/  "  "^^  *     ^    :^ 

be-yond  the  Jor-dan,  Wherejoys  ce-les -tial  reign,  TVherfi  the  cares  of  life  re- 
be-yond  the  Jor  -  dan,  And  dear  ones  gone  be-fore,  Will  be  the  first  to 
be-yond  the  Jor-dan,      A      land  of      end-less  day,      Our       feet    must  toil  to 


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sign  -  ing,     We    a      heav'nly  crown  shall  gain ;  There's  a  land  be-yond  the  Jor  -  dan,     Oh 

greet    us.  When  we  reach    the  oth  -  er    shore ;    There's  a  land  be-yond  the  Jor  -  dan,     Oh 

reach    it.    But    the     Say  -  ior  leads  the    way ;     There's  a  land  be-yond  the  Jor  -  dan,    And 

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glor-ious,  hap-py  thought,  We  shall  come  in -to  His  presence,  For  Christ  our  ransom  bought, 
peaceful,  heav'nly  thought,  We  shall  come  in -to  the  king- dom,  The  blood  of  Je-sus  bought, 
bles-sed,  blessed  thought,     Au     en-trance  to    that  country,    For       us      our  Sa-vior  bought. 


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129 


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Earnestly. 


"  WatcL  and  pray.' 


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1.  Re  -  joice,  re  -  joice  be-liev  -  era,  And  let  your  lights  ap-pear,  The  evening  is  ad- 
2-  See  that  your  lamps  are  burn  -  ing,  Re  pleu  -  ish  thera  with  oil,  Look  now  for  your  sal- 
3.        O         wise    and       bo  -  ly    vir  -  gins,    Now  raise  your  voi  -  ce=:  higher,  Till,  in  your  ju  -  bi- 


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ranc  -  ing,    And  darker  night    is     near; 

va  -    tion,    The  end      of  sia      and     toB ; 

la  -  tions,     Te  meet  the  an  -  gel  choir; 

-tu ft fk 


The     bridegroom     is        a  -  ris  -  ing,  And 

The      watchers      on     the  moun-tain,  Pro- 

Tne      marriage    feast    is    wait  -  ing,  The 

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Boon  He  will  draw  nigh,  Up!  pray,  and  watch,  aud  wrestle,  At  midnight  comes  the  cry. 
claims  the  Bridegroom  near.  Go  meet  Him  as  He  com-etb,  With  hal-le-  lu -jahs  clear, 
gates  wide    o  -  pen  stand,     Up  I       apl    ye  heirs  of      glo  -  r^,  The  Bridegroom  is     at    hand. 


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TUt  SUNBRIMI  CLIMt. 


Miss  LAURA  E.  THOMAS. 


Dr.  J.  BUN  HERBERT, 


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1.  Havo  you  heard,  have  you  heard  of  the  sun  -  bright  clime?  Be  -  yoiid  all  the  wasting  and 
^2.  And  the  streets  of  the  cit  -  y  are  bur-nished  with  gold,  Its  man-sions  are  man  -  y  and 
3.        Where  sounds  of  sweet  mel  -  o  -  dy        fall    on  the    ear,    Too  pure,     and  too    ho  -  ly    for 


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blight-Ing  of  time,  Where  the  o-dor    of    lil-lies      is  sweet  in  the  air,  And  flow'rets  all  fadeless    are 
fair  to      be-hold,  And  the  mountains  and  hills  have  a  splendor  so  grand,  And  wide  o'er  the  plains  of  the 
mortals    to  hear,     And  crys  -  tal-like    riv-ers   are  rippling  a  -  long,  Re-ech  -  o  -  ing  back  each  me  - 

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blossomiug  there 
sun -bright  land. 
lo  -  di-ou3  song 


,   >  0,  yes. 


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we  hare  heard,  and  we  long  for  the  time,When  the  sorrows  of  earth  are  sub- 


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131 


S     S      J     W     J     J-^Ji  #  S — * — ^   i<     d    d    sZii    #--^ 


t— ^'  g   »  ^ 


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>  '  '  '       -d-    -d-  -9- 

eiding.  When  we'll  go    to  our  home  in  the  sunbright  clime,  With  our  loved  in  Its  orlory  re  -  sid-ing. 


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J.  R.  M. 


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Come  un  -  to    me. 


All  ye    that       la  -  bor,  All  ye  that     la-bor    and  are      heav  -  y 


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I      will  give     you  rest,       Come  unto     me, 


Come  unto    me. 


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Come  unto    in^. 


132 


"Words  by  PAULINA 
Duet. 


nt  v^m^^  n  cniiNii. 


'  Follow  thou  me.' 


^^im=M 


T^U^-i=u^^ 


^s? 


1.  O   come  for   the   mas-ter  Is   call  -  Ing ,  as  when    Ho  calmed  the  wild     wa  -  ters,  and  walked  s-monsr     men,       As 

2.  He  calls  thee    to    wres-tle  with  sin    in   the  heart,    To  rule  thine  own    splr    -    Itwher-ev-er     thou     art.  To 
8.     O   hast -en     to  Join   in  this  ho  -  U -est  strife,  Fm- hrief    is     the    day,      and  the     con-flict     of      life,        And 


-5-^-^^ 


when  the  brave  Ushers  of  Gal  -  1-lee's  strand.  Obeyed  without  ques-tlou  His  llnhtest  command      Ho  calls  thee  to  bat-tie  for 
strive  with  the  passions  tlse  tempters  to  ill.   And  hold  them  as  captives,  .as  slaves  of  thy  will ;  To  work  while  the  day  lasls.then 
when   it      Is  certain,  if  lost  or    if     won,  The    spirit  looks  backward  on  what  has  been  done;  Then  hark  to  the  master's  cal 


truth  and  the  rifrht.  To  do  what  thy  hands  find  to  do  with  thy  might. 
com  -  eth  the  iiifrht.  To  do  what  thy  hands  And  to  do  with  thy  might, 
fight  tl>e  good  flsht.  And  do  what  thy  hands  Jind  to    do  with  :hy  might. 


-J — t- 


To 


To    do  what  thy  hands  find  to  do  with  thy  mlgbt. 
And 


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J^—l 


"A  land  flovving  with  njlik  and  honey." 

S  — 


133 


Prepared  for  this  work, 


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way    0    -    ver    Jor  -  dan.     View  the  land,  view    tiielantl.     ^Vav  o    -    ver     Jor  -  dan, 

^ , *-•— # #— ^-^.j—, .— T-^ f  ,  I        ;  |» 


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View  the   heav'n-ly  land. 


O       the    trans-port  -  ing      rap-turous  scene.  That    ris  -    es 

O'er  all    those  wide    ex  -  tend  -  ed    plains,  Shines  one  e  - 

When  sh.nll  I     n  ach  that      hap  -  py     place,  And      be  for - 
ju       ^       JL          ^        ^        M. 


9 


■3. 


ifer 


D.C. 


'M—, •- 

>  ■* 

to  ray  slight,  Sweet  field.s  ar-rayed  in  lir  -  ing  i^reen,  And  riv  -  era  of  de-light, 
ter  -  nal  day;  There  God  the  Sou,  for  -  ev  -  er  reigns.  And  seat-tors  night  a  -  way. 
ev  -  er  bleet?  When  shall  I      see      luy    Father's     face,     And    in    Hi«    bo  -  som   re>t. 


134 


Words  by  T,  W.  T. 


Bead  Pbaim  xci. 


J.  R.  M. 


^r^"^-^=^=^^-^^S"N  U  i  j  i^^R 


1.  The  Lord  is    my    ref-uge  and     strength,      My      God,  aud  my   on  -  ly     re    -    treat ;  While 

2.  I       fear  not  the    ter-ror    by        night,     Nor  the      ar-row  that  fli  -  eth    by        day ;  His 

3.  No      pes  -  ti-lence  darkness  may     hide,     Nor  de-struc-tion  that  wasteth    at       noon;  Shall 

4.  A    thousand  may  fall    at    my        side,         Ten      thousand  up  -  on  my  right    band;  But 


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safe  -  ty  and     rest     are  com  -  plete. 

presence  my    com  -  fort  and         stay. 

God,  the  Om  -  ni   -   po  -  tent      One. 

cure     in  His     shad  -  ow     I        stand. 


un  -  der  His  wings    I  a    -   bide, 

truth    is  my    buck  -  ler  and     shield, 

cause  me     to    fear,    for  I        trust 

since   I  am       un  -  der  His    wings, 


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I    am  un-der  His  wings,  Yes,  un-der  His  wings.  And  my  heart  fears  no  dana:er,While  under  his 


•wmgs. 


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Spirittd. 


i\n   MY  SOUL. 

'  B«bold,  wbat  manner  of  love  the  Father  batb  bestowed  on  lu. 


135 


J.  R.  M. 


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Sins:  my  poul.  His  womiVous  love,  Who  from  yon  bright  throne  a  -  hove.  Ev  -  er  watch-ful 
lle;ivn  and  earth  hy  Ilim  were  made,  All  is  by  his  scup-tre  swayd,  What  are  we,  that 
God,    the  mer  -  ci  -  ful      and  good,  Bought  us    ■wuh    the    Sav-ior's    blood;     And     to  make  oar 


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I         -        ^         -  -    ^  -        -        * — ^ -zi— 

o'er    our    race,     Still    to  m:vn  ex  -  tends  Hi3  gia<^e. 

He  should  show    So  much  love  to       us       be  -  Tow  ? 

gafe  -  ty    sure,  Gu>ies  U5  bv  His    Spir  -  it    pure. 


Sing    my    soul, 


Sing     my    soul, 


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Sing  my    soul  his  wond'rous  love.  Praise  him,  till  he  oalU  ihee  home,  Trust  liis  love  tor  all     to  come. 


136 


Rov.  A.  W.  ORNA^IG. 
Chorus.  Fast. 


sa 


Tilt  SDNMy  SCflOOL. 

(Opening  or  Closing.) 

5-1^    J    J    JiJ    j,-J_i 


W.  A,  OGDEN. 


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D.  (7.    We'll  not   neglect  the  Sun-day  School,The  pleasant,  ho  -  ly.  bless-ed  place,  For  there  of    Jesus' 


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Fine.  Duet. 


1.  Tls  tliere  weleamto  nn  -  der  -  stand  God'a  bo  -  ly  word,  tbe 
neglpct  the  Suu-day  School,  Where  cbeerflil  vol  -  cea 
neglect  the  Sun-day  School,  Tho' teiupt-ed  oft  to 
ne^jlect  the    Sun-day  School,  Nor  be     content      that 


love  we  learn,  And  bow  to  run  tbebeav'nly   race  2.  We'll  not 

3.  We'll  not 

4.  We'Unot 
!        I        I        t        I                 -       _                   /T\ 


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book       of  truth,  And 

Join        In  Bons;,  But 

stay        a    -  way,  for 

we  may  go.  But 


guid  -  ed     by     the    light     it  gives,    We  And 

prize     it     far       a  -  bove    our  play,   Nor  think 

if       not  there    we  might  in-dulge.    In  1     - 

try       to  bring    in     oth  -  era    too.    And  save 


the  way       of 
the  time    we 
dle-ne99  and 
them  from    a 


life         Tn 

spend    there 

sin    -    fill 

world       of 


youth, 
long, 
play, 
woe. 


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Ttitllt  15  Ji  LAND  Vi\H  tYt  U]^  Uih 


137 


'  Whose  bnllder  and  m  aker  la  God." 


Wm.  T.  ROGERS. 


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^^U-J-J-J^  J   J .  n  J-j34-^--t— fri—M  I   J  J .  J-i 


>  I  t       .        . 

1.  There  is      a    land  mine  eye  hath  seen.  In  vis-ions    of    en  -  rap-tured  tho't,  So  bright  that  all  which. 

2.  Its  skies  are    not  like   earth-ly  skies,  With  varying  hues  of  shade  and  light,  It  hath  lio  need      of 


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spreads  be-tween      Is  with    its    radiant    glo-ry  fraught ;  A  land  up-on     whose  blissful  shore  There 
Buns    to     rise,       To  dis  -  i  -  pate  the  gloom  of  night;  There  sweeps  no  dea-o  -  lat -ing  wind,     A 


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rests  no  shadow,  falls  no  stain.There  those  who  meet  shall  part  no  more.And  those  long  parted  meet  again 
cross  that  calm,  serene    a-bode.  The  wan-d'rer  there  a  home  shall  find,  Within  the  Par-a  -  dise  of  God. 


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WOKDS  n\  T.  ^'.  T. 


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Tuoij  i\yrsi  n  ji  i^iQiin  tiiiLtii. 

"He  that  is  slow  to  anger  is  better  than  the  miglity." 


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Though  no  slave  may  bow  be-  fore  thee, 
For  the  foes  that  strike  the  hard-est, 
Men  may  crown  the  brave  with  lau-rel, 


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And  thou  wear  no  crown, 
And  with  subtlest    art, 
When  the  bat-tie's  won, 


Thoumay'stbe  a  migh-ty 
Are  not  met  on  fields  of 
Yet    'tis      on  -  ly  earth  -  ly 


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Though  thou  take  no  lof  -  ty  cit  -  -  y, 
And  if  thou  art  slow  to  an  -  -  ger, 
But        if      thou  shalt  gain  the      vie  -     -  fry, 


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rul     -     er,         With      a  pow'r    un-known ; 
bat    -    tie,         But      with-in        the  heart; 
hon    -    or,         And     will  soon      be    gone ; 


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Rich  in  stores  of  pelf, 
Thou  art  mightier  far, 
O'er   thy  passions'  sway, 


Yet  thine  hon-or  shall   be    great    -    er, 
Than  the  warrior   the'   he      con    -    qaer, 
God  shalt  give  thee  shining     lau    -    rels, 


If  thou  rule  thy  -  self. 
In  the  fiorc-est  war. 
That  shall  last  for    aye. 


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SpiriUd. 


"Let  as  gljt  thanks  onto  the  Lord." 


139 


JOHN  MORRISON, 


P 


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1.  Al-might  -  7  Lord    of      glo  -  ry,  Our  praise  to  Him  we  bring,  And  chant  our  country's  sto  -  ry,\Vhos« 

2.  With  half   of  heav'n  a -.bove    us,  An      o  -  cean  on  each  hand,  We've  room  for  all  who  love  us,  And 

3.  In    pal-  ace  or      in      pris  -  on.  Our    fea  -  ti  -  val  i3  j^ne,     The  ^  wit-ness  Christ  is  ris  -  en,  Good 


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God  a-lone  ia  King,  His  outstretched  arms  sustaining,  Behold  the  May  flow'r  come ;  His  mercy  fore-or- 
join  our  brother  band,  Praising  the  great  all  giv  -  er,  Our  home  feast  we  dis- play ;  And  ev-er  and  for- 
will  for  men  be-gun  ;  Our  hearts  one  hope  re  -  joi  -  ces,  Our  souls  in  con-cert    play  ;  'Mid  songs  of  choral 


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dain 
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ing,  Our  land  for  free-dom's  home,  His  mer-cy    fore-or-dain-ing,    Our  land  for 
ir,     Keep  free  Thanksgiving  day,  And  ev  -  er  and  for  -  ev  -  er,    Keep  free  Th 


freedom's  home. 

er,     ivcep  tree  inantsgiving  aay.  Ana  ev  -  er  ana  lor  -  ev  -  er,    iveeptree  Thanksgiving  day. 

ces,     God  bless  Thanksgiving  day, 'Mid  songs  of  choral    voi-ces,     God  bless  Thanksgiving  day. 


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140 


If  n   LOVE  Kit. 


*•  JOHJf  XIV,  15,  and  XV,  12. » 
let  and  2nd  measures  to  be  chanted  by  a  single  voice. 


J.  R,  M. 


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These  are  the  words  of  Jesus,  Hearken  and  o  ■ 


If     ye    love  me  keep  my  com-mand  -  ment,    If  ye 


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this    is    my  commandment,  That  ye  love  one      an-oth  -  er,  that  ye  love  one  an  -  oth  -  er,     as 


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141 


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I    have  lov'd  you, 


This      is    my     commandment,  that  ye  love  one  an  -  oth  -  er,  That 


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142 


Wiijil  CiiILD   15  THIS? 

(Christmas  Carol.) 


Old  English. 


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& 


1.  What  child  is  this,  who,  laid    to    rest,  On  Ma  -  ry's     lap      is    sleeping?  Whom  angels  greet  with 

2.  Come  bring  Him  incense,  gold  and  myrrh,Come,  peasant,  king  to  own  Him ;  The  King  of  Kings  sal  - 


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an-thems  sweet,  While  shepherds  watch  are  keep-ing  ?        This,      this  is    Christ,     the  King ;  whom, 
va  -  tion  brings ;  Let  lov-ing    hearts  en-throne  Him ;      Kaise,  raise   the  song      on  high,    The 

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shep-herds  guard  and  an-gels  sing ;    Haste,  haste,  to  bring  him  laud,  The  Babe,  the  Son  of  Ma  -  ry. 


Vir  -  gin  sings  her  lul  -  la  -  bj', 
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Joy,    joy,    for  Christ  is  born.  The  Babe,  the  Son  of  Ma  -  ry. 

— F-* — U— 


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5IN5  Of  ItSlJS. 

"  To  Him  be  glory  forever." 


143 


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With 
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Je    -    8U8,  Sin^  for    -    ev    -    er, 


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of  Je  -  8U8,  Sin^  for  -  ev  -  er,  Of  the  love  that  chan-ges  nev  - 
His  blood  the  Lord  hath  bought  them,  When  they  knew  Hira  not,  he  sought 
the    des   -    eii;    Je  -  sus      leads    them,  With  the    bread    of     Heav'n  he    feeds 


er, 

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them, 


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Who,      or     what      from      Him    shall      sev    -    er,        Those 
And     from    all        their       wan-d'ringa  brought  them,      His 
And     thro'    all        their      ways     He     leads     them,      To 


be  makes  his  own. 
the  praise  a  -  lone, 
their  home       a    -    bove. 


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I        1.      Fath-er  we  thank  thee,  For  all  th,y  wond'rous  love.  Leading  us  gently,  To    thy  dear  home  above 
I        2.    Still  may  we    ev  -  er.     Be  under  tli}'  dear  care,  Walking    by  waters  And  pastures  sweet  and  fair 

l__«-U « • ._- M • «         •        * — « # It. 


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GLORY  10  ]n 

(Eead  Rev.  th;  9.) 


B. 


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1.  Hark  I  the  notes    of      an  -  gels,  siiig  -  ing,  Glo-ry,     glo  -  ry      to      the    Lamb!  All      in  heav'n  their 

2.  Filled  with    ho  -  ly     em  -  u  -   la  -  tion,  We    u  -  nite  with  those    a  -  bove;  Sweec  the  theme,  a 

3.  End-less    life     in    him    poe- ses- sing,  Let    us  praise  his  pre  -  cious  name ;  Glo  -  ry,  hon  -  or, 


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trib  -  ute  bringing,    Eais  ing  high    the  Sav-ior's  name. 

free    sal    va  -  tion,    Fruit  of     ev  -  er  -  lasting  love.    ^  Chil  -  dren  join  the    au  -  gel   cho  -  rus, 
pow'r  and  bless  ing,   Be     for  -  ev  -  er     to    the  Lamb. 


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As    they  sing  his  praise  a  -  bove ;    Join,  O  join    in    songs  to  Jesus, Who  is   all   re-deeming  love. 


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II  15  NOT  ]\H  TilAI  fLItS. 


145 


'  For  what  la  onr  lite." 


« 


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_t     is    not  time  that  flies 

_.     It      is     not  tmth  that  flies 

3.  It     is    not  hope  that  flies ; 

4.  Yet  we  but    die     to  iive^ 


'Tis  we,      'tis    we    are    fly  -  ing. 

'Tis  we,      'tis    we    are    fly  -  ing. 

'Tis  we,      'tis    we    are    fly  -  ing. 

It    is     from  death  we're  fly  -  ing. 


^    r    r   L — r—r- 


It      is    not  life  that 

It      is    not  faith  that 

It      is    not  love  that 

For  -  ev  -  er  lives  our 

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'Tis      we,    'tis    wo 


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'Tia  we,  'tis  we  are  dy  -  mg. 
'Tis  we,  'tis  we  are  dy  -  ing. 
For       us    there    is      no      dy    -   ing. 


Time  and  e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty  are  one,  Time 
0,        ev  -   er  dur  -  ing    faith  and  truth,  Whose 

Twin  streams  that  have  in  heav'n  your  birth,  Ye 
We      die     but    as      the    spring  bu  1  dies,    In 


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is      e  -  ter  -  ni  -  ty     be-gun,  Time  changes  but  without  de-cay  ;  'Tis  we    a  -  lone  who  pass  a-way. 
youth  is  age,  whose  age  is  youth,  Twin  stars  of  im-mor-tal  -  i  -  ty  ;    Ye  can-not  per  -  ish  from  our  sky. 
glide  in  gen  ■  tie  joy  thro  earth, We  fade  like  flow'rs  beside  you  sown,  Yeare  still  ev- er    flowing    on. 
summers  golden  joy     to  rise,  These  be  our  days  of     A  -  pril  bloom,Our  Ju  -  ly  is  be-yond  the  tomb. 

*  *  h.  ♦  ♦  ♦   .  ♦  f  ^ 


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mt  (jtNiLt  siiiiioti  cms. 

•'Suffer  little  children  to  come." 


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1.  The      gen  -  tie       Sav  -  ior      calls 

2.  "Let  them    ap - proach,"  He     cries, 


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The    chil  -  dren  to  hig  breast;           He 

'  Nor    scorn  their  hum  -  ble  claim ;           The 

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folds    them  iu      His  gra  -  clous  arms,  Himself     de-clares  them  blest.     0  hear  himsay-ing: 
heirs        of  heav'n  are  such    as    these,  For  such    as    these    I    came. 


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Alhgretto  Moderato. 


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Suf-fer    lit  -  tie     chil-dren  to  come  unto  me,     Suf-fer     lit- tie  chil-dr en,  Suffer      lit  -  tie  children, 

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m   (jtHILt  SAVlOli  C /ILLS. -CONCLUDED. 


147 


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Suf-fer    lit  -  tie  children   and  for  -  bid    them  not,     for    of  such  is    the  Kingdom  of    Hear'n. 


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H.  A.  LEWIS. 


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1.    Seek    ye   the  Lord      white  he  maybe    found;  Call    ye    up  -  on  him  while  he   is    uear^ 

J,  ^  /  /. 


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2.  When    dia- ease  shall  come  upon  thee.  And  thy  days  are  full    of  pain,  Still  thy  Savior    is      beside    thee 
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Oh,     pil  -  grim  wea-ry  grown,  and  faint,Bear  up    a    little  while,  I  pray.The  heaviest  cross  makes 
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from  "School  FcstlTal,"  by  penniislob. 

»•  The  Lord  Is  King  and  hatu  put  on  jnonons  apparei.' 
Have  a  lar^e  moss  or  eyer^reen  cross,  fixed  flrmly  upon  a  table;  have  naila  In  It  to  recelTO  the  wreaths  aad  garlands.    Har*  a 
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•For  the  5th  and  6th  lines  of  last  ver^e  "  While  glad  we  8lng,'4«. 
A  litUe  girl  goes  to  the  cross,  removes  the  tkorn  vtreath 
and  places  a  wreath  of  white  narcii&XLS*  ir\  its  place, 
toying : 

T?hi8  day  no  thorn-crowned  cross  of  pain 

Must  tell  our  hearts  of  Jesus,  slain ; 
'  VVe  take  away  the  crown  of  thorns ; 

Now,  Sharon's  rose*  the  cross  adorns. 
Second  girl  carnes  a  wreath  of  green    leaves,   and 
'fangs  it  on  the  cross,  saying  : 

I  bring  the  soft,  green  leaves  that  say, 

Earth  has  her  resurrection  day. 

Thek  fresh,  glad  hues  I  now  employ, 

To  wreathe  the  cross  of  pain  with  joy. 
A  third  girl  carries  anemones,  saying  : 

I  bring  the  Paschall  flower  that  blooms 

When  Spring's  glad  Easter  morning  comes, 

The  Pasque-flower  breathes  this  low  sweet  strain, 

"  All  things  that  die  shall  live  again." 
Fourth  girl  with  red  flowers,  says  : 

My  flowers  have  hue  like  that  sad  tide, 

That  flowed  from  Jesus'  wounded  side ; 

We  weep  because  he  died,  and  then 

Bejoice,  that  he  bath  risen  again. 
Fifth  girl  with  white  floivers,  sayt : 

!My  flowers  are  white,  but  purer,  far. 

Was  He,  than  snowy  blossoms  are ; 


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use  last  four  measures  of  the  mnsle. 

Lord  make  our  souls  as  white  as  Thine, 

That  we,  above  with  Thee  may  shine. 
Sixth  girl  with  yellow  flow tn-,  says  : 

My  flowers  aie  like  the  crown  of  gold. 

That  the  Beloved  did  behold 

Upon  the  risen  brow  that  wore 

The  platted  crown  of  thorns,  before. 
Seventh  girl  with  blueflower&,  says. 

My  flowers  are  of  the  lovely  hue 

That  smiles  in  heavenly  hii  Us  of  blue, 

Where  seek  the  children's  i  msing  eyes, 

The  risen  Lord,  beyond  the  tkles. 
Many  very  Utile  ones  scattering  flowera  at  the  fottl  of 
the  cross. 

Around  the  cross  glad  flowers  we  spread, 

For  he  hath  risen  from  the  dead  I 

He  loved  the  children  when  below; 

He  loves  them  now,  in  Heaven  we  know. 
All  sing,  or  say: 

Dear  Lord,  the  shining  angels  said. 

Seek  not  the  living  with  the  dead : 

We  wreathe  the  cross,  our  hearts  we  wreathe. 

Our  hearts,  like  flowers,  sweet  incense  breathe; 

While  glad  we  sing  this  joyous  strain. 

He  lived,  He  died,  He  rose  again. 
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2.  Fal  -  ter  not,  for  God  shall  give  thee  Shining  robes  of  spotless  white,  And  a  throne  with  him  in  heaven, 

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AM  I  COMING 7 

ALL  IS  WELL 62 

AS  THY  DAYS  THY  STRENGTH 

SHALL  BE 66 

ABIDE  WITH  ME 103 

AND  THEY  SHALL  SEE    HIS 

FACE 42 

Angel  Bands  in  Strains  Sweet  Sound- 
ing   102 

AND  JESUS  SAID 15 

AS  THOSE  THAT  WATCH  FOR 

THE   DAY 63 

ANGEL    WATCHERS 94 

ALMIGHTY  LORD  OF  GLORY..  139 

BLESSED    RIVER 17 

BLESSED  ARE  THEY.  .^. . . .  114 

By  and  By  Beyond  the  River 44 

Bathed  in  Unfailing  Sunlight 43 

BLESSED  JESUS 57 

BLESSED  WORDS  OF  JESUS. .  37 
BEHOLD   THE    BRIDEGROOM 

COMETH 129 

Beautilul  Mansion,    Home  of  The 

Blest 93 

Be  Thou  Exalted,  O  my  God 21 


Children  of  The  Heavenly  King. 
CROWNED  WITH  LIGHT. 
CHRISTIAN,  DOST  THOU  SEE 
THEM 


CHILD  JESUS    COMES 116 

Come  ye  Children  Join  to  Sing. ...  46 
CHRIST  LEADS  ME  THRO'  NO 

DARKER  ROOMS 79 

COME  AND  JOIN  US 88 

COME  UNTO  ME 131 

Come  let  us  Join  our  Cheerful  Songs.  34 

Children,  listen  to  the  Call 88 

EVENING  PRAYER 16 

EVERMORE 86 

EVERYTHING  FOR  JESUS 55 

FATHER,  WE  THANK  THEE.  143 

For  me  my  Father  Calls 42 

Faint  Thou  not,  O  Weary  Christian.  156 

Fort  1  From  The  Throne  of  Glory. .  17 

FATHER  I  COAIE  TO  THEE. ...  153 

F?.de,  Fade  Each  Earthly  Joy 6 

Friends,  We  Meet  You  Once  Again.  28 

GOD  IS  VERY  NEAR 47 

GLORY  TO  THE  LAMB. ...  144 

Gone,  in  her  Childlike  Purity e^ 

God  is  MarshalUng  His  Army 8 

GOD  SHALL  CHARGE  HIS  AN- 
GEL LEGIONS 83 

Gird  ye  for  the  Toilsome  Day 95 

Go,    Christian    Laborer,    Sow    Thy 

Seed 148 


Heart,  is  it  Well  with  Thee zai 

HE  CARETH  FOR  THEE.  4 
HE.'^D     OF    THE     HOSTS     IN 

GLORY :   ..  67 

HIS  BOUNDLESS  LOVE 91 

HATHORN.. 105 

He  is  The  Shepherd 109 

Hark,  the  Notes  of  Angels  Singing.  144 

HELP  US 49 

HOSANNA  TO    HIS  NAME....  73 

HEAVEN  WITHIN 104 

Home,  Happy  Home  on  High....  85 

Have  You  Heard 130 

Hark,  The  Herald  Angels  Sing ....  22 

Hear  The  Gentle  Shepherd 23 

INVOCATION 25 

-L   IN  HEAVENLY   LOVE  ABI- 
DING   99 

I  SHALL  BE  SATISFIED 108 

IF  YE  LOVE  ME 140 

IT  IS  I,  BE  NOT  AFRAID 149 

It  Came  Upon  the  Midnight  Clear.  120 

If  With  Sin  You'i  e    Overcast 30 

I  See  not  the  Path  Before  Me 157 

I  KNOW  I  LOVE  JESUS 33 

I  WILL  FEAR  NO  EVIL 107 

I'M  BUT  A  LITTLE  LAMBKIN.'  iii 

IT  IS  NOT  TIME  THAT  FLIES.  145 

In  the  Narrow  Streets  and  Alleys. .  123 

IN  GOD'S  OWN  HANDS 157 

In  trouble  and  sorrow  tojesus  I'll  Fle^'.  33 


IISriD  ESI— Continued. 


JESUS  IS  MINE 6 

J    JKSUS  ONLY 35 

JF.SUS    TENDER     SHEPHERD 

HEAK  ME 96 

JKSUS  THE  VERY   THOUGHT 

OF  THEE 100 

JiJST  AS  GOD  LEADS  ME ri3 

jj.RUSALEM    THE  GOLDEN..   150 

Jcsus  when  He  Lived  on  Earth. 37 

J<  rusilem  Mv   Happy  Home 80 

IeSUS     CALLS,     HE    SPEAKS 

TODAY 27 

JESUS  HAIL  ENTHRONED  IN 

GLORY 76 

JESUS  CHRIST    IS  RISEN  TO- 
DAY       98 

Ji;SUS    OF    NAZERETH    PASS- 

ETH    BY...; no 

JliSUS  .MEEK  AND  GENTLE..   125 

Just  as    I  am  without  one  Pl«a....     60 
e.sus  Lover  of  my    Soul 58 

KEEP    A     LIGHT     IN     THE 
WINDOW 18 

LOOKING  TO  JESUS n 
LIGHT  OF  THE  WORLD..     61 

LITTLE   GLEANERS 126 

LOOK    UP  WITH  TEARLESS.. 

EYE 26 

LET  THEM  COME  TO  ME....  -3 

LEAD    ME  TO  THEE o^ 

LAMB  OF   CALVARY 82 

LORD     GOD     WE      WORSHIP 

THEE 39 


MY  HAPPY  HOME 
MY  GOD  AND  MY  ALL.. 
MY    GOD    SHALL    WIPE   ALL 

TE.ARS  AWAY 

MARION 

MY  F.ATHER'S  HOUSE 

IVTot   here,  not   where   the  Spark- 

-'■^      ling  Waters 

Now  to  the  Lord  a  Noble  Song. . . . 

OYe  Who  Have  Homes  of  Plenty 
OUR  LAST  GRAND  CAMP- 
ING GROUND 

OVER  THE  STARRY  WAY 

O  LET  US  BE  FAITHFUL 

ONLY  ONE  CROSSING  OVER. . 
O  HEAR  THE  ANGELS  SING.. 
O  Jesus,  Fold  me  in  Thine  Arms. . 
O  When  the  Hours  of  Life  Are  Past 
O'er  the  Hills  the  Sun  is  Setting. . 

ONE  DAY  NEARER 

O  LAMB  OF  GOD 

O  PARADISE 

O  JESUS  THOU  THE  BEAUTY 

ART 

O  SHALL  I  SING 

Out  upon  Life's  Restless  Ocean. . . . 

O  Eyes  That  are  We^ry 

O  May  The  House  You  Build 

O  Come  for  the  Master  is  Calling. . 

Of  A:l  God's  Tender  Promises 

On  -A  Pelibly  Shore 

O  Why  Art    I'hou  Idle  To-day 

O    Way   Over    Jordan •. . . . 

PURER  YET 
PRAISE  HIM 

Pressing  Onward  in  your  Calling- .. 


8oj  PRESS  ON 148 

75 1  PILGRIM    BEND     THY   FOOT- 
STEPS ON 77 

154  POOR 58 


151 
45 

108 
91 

53 

50 
54 
72 

lOI 

120 
16 
10 
52 
52 
60 

71 

112 

122 

106 

II 

152 
132 

154 
50 
56 

^33 
13 

102 

41 


PRAISE  THE  LORD,  YE  HEAV- 
ENS ADORE  HIM 


70 


REST  YONDER 33 
RING  OUT  MERRY  BELLS    90 

RING,  RING  THE  BELLS 78 

Rejoice,  Rejoice,  Believers 139 


Sweetly  to  my  Soul  O'er  Burdened 
Stoop  to  me  Lofty  and  Lowly  One 

SONGS  OF   PRAISE 

SWEETLY  SING 

SONG  OF  THE  ANGELS 

SUN  OF  MY  SOUL 

STILL  WITH  THEE 

SING  MY  LORD 

Sweet  Sabbath  School,  Place   Dear 

to  Me 

Savieur  Like  a  Shepherd  Le-^d  Us  . 
SWEET  LAND  OF  THE  BLEST. 

STRONG 

SWEET  SABBATH  HOME 

SING  HIS  PRAISE 

SOWING  BESIDEALLWATERS 

SEEK  YE  THE  LORD 

Shepherd  While  Thy  Flock  is  Feed- 
ing  

Songs  of  Praise  the  Angels  Sang. . 
SING  OF  JESUS 

T lucre's  a  Band  of  Angel  Watchers 
THE   \RMYOFTIIELORD.. 
THE  GOOD  AND  THE  TRUE.. 


66 
25 
3 
19 
22 
40 
89 
13s 

3t 
57 


3« 

46 

123 

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151 
3 

94 

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'HISri3!H]IXl— Continued. 


THE   NEW  JERUSALEM 43 

THERE'S  A  WORK    FOR   YOU 

TO  DO 56 

THERE  ISA  BLESSED  HOME..  69 
The  Fields  are  White  for  the  Harvest  126 
THIS  IS  NOT  YOUR  REST....     95 

THE  LAND  BREEZE 106 

TAKE   HOLD     OF   MY    HAND 

DEAR  SAVIOUR 115 

THEY  THAT  BE  WISE 124 

THE  MASTER  IS  CALLING. ...  132 
THOU  MAY'ST  BE  A  MIGHTY 

RULER ig8 

THANKSGIVING  HYMN 139 

THE  EASTER  CROSS. 155 

There  is  a  Place  of  Waveless  Rest.  45 
Trustingly.Trustingly,  Jesus  to  Tnee  35 
T^is  Day  No  Thorn  Crowned  Cross 

of  Pain., 155 

TO  HIM  THAT  OVERCOMETH  156 
The  Lord  is  my  Refuge  and  Strength  134 
Phis  is  not  my  Place  of  Resting. ...  32 
Two  Little  Lambs  in  the  Upper  Fold.  127 
Tho'  no  Slave  May  Bow  Before  Thee  138 
THE  MELLOW  EVE  IS  GLID- 
ING      12 

TELL  IT  TO  THE  LORD 30 

THERE'S  A  SONG  IN  THE  AIR.     48 
THE  SHADOWS  OF  THE  EVE- 
NING HOURS 68 

'TIS     SWEET    TO     REST     MY 

FAITH  ON  THEE 74 

THE  KING  OF  LOVE  MYSHEP- 

HERDIS 84 

IHE  PURE,  THE  LIGHT,  THE 

BEAUTIFUL 06 

THE  GOOD  SHEPHERD 109  I 


TO  THEE  O  BLESSED  SAVIOR 

THE  SUN  BRIGHT  CLIME. . . . 

THE  SUNDAY  SCHOOL 

THERE  ISA  LAND  MINE  EYE 
HATH  SEEN 

THE  GENTLE   SAVIOR  CALLS 

THE  ROCK  OF  OUR  SALVA- 
TION  

Tho'  the  Way  Seems  Long  and 
Dreary 

They  are  Waiting  for  us  There 

The  Lord  My  Shepherd  Is 

THERE'S  A  LAND  BEYOND 
JORDON 

THE  DAY  IS  ENDED 

These  are  the  words  of  Jesus 


UNDER  HIS  WINGS. 
UNTO  ME 


119 
130 
136 

137 
146 

152 

107 

86 

105 

128 

65 
140 

134 
53 

133 
4 


■yiEW  THE  LAND 

»  Voyager  O'er  Life's  Rough  Tide 

WE  COME  WITH  LOUD   AC- 
CLAIM,        5 

WELOVETHEE 24 

WHY  SHOULD  I  WAIT 29 

WHAT  SHALL  I  SAYTO  DAY. .  38 
WILL  THAT  NOT  JOYFUL  BE  59 
WHAT  WILT  THOU  HAVE  ME 

TO  DO 113 

WHAT  CHILD  IS  THIS 142 

WE  SHALL  SIT  AT  JESUS  FEET  44 
We'll  not  Neglect  the  Sunday  School  136 

While  I  on  Earth  Abide 61 

When  His  Salvation  Bringing 73 

WE  PASS  BUT  ONCE  THIS  WAY    64 


iWAITING   FOR   YOU 127 

I  We  Love  Thee,  We  Love  Thee..  24^ 
WH.A.T  CAN  I  GIVE  TO  JESUS.  r4 
WE   MEET  YOU  ONCE  AGAIN.     2* 

WORTHY  THE  LAMB 34 

WORK— REST 41 

WHO  ARE  THESE  LIKE  STARS 

APPEARING 92 

WHAT  WILL THYRECORD  BE  121 

"V^Tien  With  Sin  Distressed Sa 

We  Press  on  o'er  life's  rugged  Path- 
way     104, 

When   life's   storm   is   fierce   about 

Thee :   i4<> 

Why  should  we  Love  the  ways  of  Stn  55 
Why  sheuld  we  think  of  Death ....     c6 

We  are    Travelers  on  a  Journey tej. 

What   meajis   this    eager,    Anxious 

Throng iia 

When    tossed  on  life's  Tempestous 

Tide 74 

When  the  buds  of  spring  are  opening  47- 
Whatever  Our  Station 30 


VTONDER'S  MY  HOME 

CHRISTMAS  MUSIC. 


85 


THERE'S  A  SONG  IN  THE  AIR     ^i. 

RING,  RING  THE  BELLS 78- 

RING  OUT   MERRY  BELLS 90 

CHILD  JESUS  COMES n6 

O  !  HEAR  THE  ANGELS  SING  120 
It  Came  Upon  the  Midnight  Clear..  122 

WHAT  CHILD  IS  THIS 140 

SONG  OF  THE  ANGELS 22- 

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